Mo'Cheddah Quotes

If you must chop you must work. On the brighter side, God rewards hard work so you will always reap what you have sewn.

I saw other people living life and it became clear. I was 21, and I thought this was not a way to live. I didn’t watch movies anymore. I didn’t watch TV. I was missing out on life and that is when I stopped everything.

I was coming from a naive, God-fearing family and I went into the world of adults and I was thrown into a jungle and people did not care if I was 16, they attacked me.

I felt as I had failed, especially because I had thought that business will pick up.

When I was still trying to conceive, I was like what’s wrong with me? I was like everybody can do this thing. I’ll be like it’s me that can’t do this thing. What’s going on here?

Growing a human is mind-blowing, and a miracle, but I know it is HARD. I feel like a broken record.

My mental health and breastfeeding weren’t a great pair. So I took my time and did what I could, so obviously, my supply dropped drastically. I could barely pump a full ounce in one day.

The day I won the Channel O award, that was when Twitter was making waves and people I knew started dragging me online. People started asking why I won the award, people starting questioning me and carrying stories around me.

The industry was hostile. I would be performing and they would turn off my microphone because the A-list artist doesn’t like me.

You know when I went through the whole getting to know myself, I was happy in real life.

I had hyperemesis gravidarum for the first 25 weeks of pregnancy, and when I tell you, it is the hardest thing I have ever experienced in life, and I doubt any-other thing can be more challenging or more painful.