Jazmine Sullivan opens up about experiencing a miscarriage

On April 9, Jazmine Sullivan turned 38. However as an alternative of marking the day with celebration, the Grammy Award-winning artist shared a candid and emotional reflection on the grief that’s been weighing on her coronary heart.

In an Instagram Story posted the day after her birthday, Sullivan opened as much as followers—thanking them for his or her sort messages and revealing the emotional toll she’s been carrying.

“Main as much as my birthday has been extremely arduous as I’ve been considering [about] my mom and lacking her greater than phrases can say,” she wrote, referring to her late mom, Pamela Sullivan, who handed away on July 22, 2023. “Additionally… I notice I’d [have] been holding my 2-month-old son that I by no means received to fulfill.”

“So evidently, I’ve been down dangerous,” she added.

As she continues to course of the lack of each her mom and her baby, Sullivan additionally shared a second of sunshine—expressing gratitude for a birthday message that she says helped her “launch a few of the deep ache I’ve been holding in for some time.”

Recognized for the uncooked honesty threaded via her lyrics, Sullivan has prolonged that very same vulnerability to social media. In 2024, shortly after her thirty seventh birthday, she opened up about her grief in one other heartfelt tribute to her mother on Instagram.

“I miss my mommy! I attempted so arduous to maintain busy for my birthday to distract myself, however I don’t suppose it really works like that. I cried all month. I’ll cry for the remainder of my life,” she wrote on the time. “However I’ll additionally smile, chuckle, and dance in between the tears! So thank God for that!”

And identical to she thanked God for the slivers of pleasure in the midst of sorrow, she additionally took a second to thank her followers.

“I’m additionally grateful that so a lot of you consider me and take the time to write down [me]! It’s all so lovely,” she shared. “Please proceed to hope for me as I heal from life’s ass whooping.”