Megan Thee Stallion has shared insights into a challenging period she endured.
In the months following Tory Lanez‘s incarceration for his attack on her, the musician behind “Body” reflected on the ordeal, highlighting the physical and emotional toll it took on her
In an interview with Women’s Health for their April 10 cover story, Megan expressed, “For a long stretch, I was not treated as a human being.
It seemed like I was perpetually the life of the party to others, and I witnessed how they would elevate me only to tear me down later, leaving them perplexed about what they actually expected from me.
Being a Black woman, especially one with a darker complexion, it felt like there was an anticipation for me to endure hardships and still maintain dignity. Yet, I’m only human.
She also recalled grappling with severe depression post-incident, stating, “I found it hard to even leave my bed.
I stayed secluded in my room, avoided any light, and shunned the daylight. Recognizing that I wasn’t in my normal state took time, but acknowledging my depression was a pivotal moment, facilitated by speaking to a therapist.
In her journey to recovery, Megan emphasized the importance of severing connections with detrimental individuals
stepping away from social media, and focusing on physical activity to channel her energy positively.