Thursday, November 12, 2009
Juvenile Breaks Silence On Daughter's Murder, "You Don't Get Over Things Like That"
After more than a year since his 11 year-old daughter's murder, rapper Juvenile has broken his silence on her death and explained the incident's aftermath.
For Juvie, the pain of losing his child will never fully fade away.
"Time, man," he explained about how he has coped. "You don't get over things like that. That's something that goes with you for the rest of your life. I don't know, man, just time to yourself. I'm not even comfortable talking about it. I stayed away from the press, everybody had a million questions. I'm not even comfortable talking about it. I got a great wife, good brother, great momma. My family is good." (MTV)
The fatal incident took place in late February 2008.
A teenage gunman allegedly shot and killed the New Orleans rapper's daughter Thursday along with her Sheriff's Deputy mother and older sister in their Lawrenceville, Georgia home, authorities have confirmed. The victims -- 39 year-old Joy Deleston and her two daughters, 11 year-old Micaiah, and 4-year-old Jelani -- were gunned down by Deleston's 17 year-old son, Anthony Tyrone Terrell. Jelani was the daughter of Juvenile. (E! Online)
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