It seems that Wynonna Judd feels more comfortable talking about the loss of her mother, Naomi Judd, who killed herself at the age of 76 in April 2022.
Wynonna, 58, and her mother formed a country music duo known as The Judds, beloved by the country music community. While many are finding it difficult to cope with the loss of a music legend, Wynonna decided she was ready to open up about her own grieving process in a new interview.
Wynonna Judd Feels ‘Joy’ and ‘Pain’ After Losing Her Mother, Naomi Judd
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Wyonna Judd told PEOPLE magazine that she is a “walking contradiction” and feels conflicting emotions when remembering the loss of her mother.
“I will tell you what I know about death. In death, there is life. I think both at the same time simultaneously,” he said. “I feel happy and sad. I walk in a paradox. I’m really conflicted running. I feel happy. I feel sick. I feel light. I feel dark.”
Although she considers herself a “pretty tough” person, she admits that she has a “soft” side when reflecting on the loss of her mother. Although she says she relies on a “really wicked sense of humor” to try to get through the tragedy with her sister, Ashley Judd, she says “it depends” when she thinks about how she “dealt” with her mother’s death.
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“I was talking on the phone and suddenly I would start crying. Then 10 minutes later, I was making dinner and I was talking to my husband about our date night,” she admitted. “Then my granddaughter came and I cried again. I cried a lot.”
However, she said that all her tears were not “a sign of weakness” and assured her followers that it’s okay to cry over the loss of a loved one. “When you lose someone you love, it’s like, ‘Holy shit, this is really happening. Is this really happening?’ Your brain says, ‘No, this isn’t really happening,'” she said. “Then you come home and I realize, yeah, my mom’s not here anymore.”
Wynonna Will Honor Her Mother’s Legacy With The Judds: The Final Tour
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Despite her grief, Wynonna will continue to perform in honor of her late mother. Later this month, on September 30, he will embark on The Judds: The Final Tour. Although it was supposed to be the last tour between the mother and daughter duo, Wynonna is determined to pay tribute to her mother and visit the many fans who want to remember her legacy.
“This is my chance to step into a situation where I don’t know that I’m ready to do what I’m going to do, but I think it’s going to heal me,” he said. “I’m teaching what I want to learn, which is how to have peace and joy in really negative situations [space]. I want people to know that they are loved. I want people to know that there is hope.”
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Fortunately, Wynonna won’t be completely alone on stage. Special guests such as Faith Hill, Little Big Town, Brandi Carlile, Trisha Yearwood, Martina McBride and Ashley McBryde will join her in paying tribute to Naomi’s legacy. The tour will begin in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and end in October. Shortly after, Wynonna will head to Mexico for a few days to perform at Brandi Carlile’s Girls Just Wanna Weekend at the Hard Rock Hotel and Barceló Maya Riviera.
Wynonna Judd Will Keep Singing ‘Cause That’s What We Do’
“He had really great days in the midst of dark days.”
Country star Wynonna Judd, in her first televised interview since her mother Naomi killed herself, talks grief, returning to tour and more with Lee Cowan this “Sunday Morning” pic.twitter.com/EAMs8epkyH
— CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 (@CBSSunday) September 22, 2022
In a recent interview with CBS Sunday MorningWynonna talked about what it was like to receive The Judd’s induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame just one day after her mother killed herself with a gun.
“Even though my heart is broken, I’m going to keep singing, because that’s what we do,” he said at the time. A month after her death, at a CMT special honoring her late mother, Wynonna revealed that the tour will go ahead as planned because that’s what her mother wanted.
“The show must go on, as hard as it can be, and we’ll show up together, and you’ll carry me like you’ve carried me for 38 years,” he said. “That’s what he wants, right?”
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