Don Robinson, the former member of En Vogue who went virus after it was revealed that she was She lives from her car For three years, she responded to the fans who expressed concern about her well -being and those who claimed only suspended her story on “attention.”
“Fam! I am soaked in the flow of love from my LOL video !!! Go a viral and break The Internet was amazing! As I said, my goal was to inspire, but some people worried. Please not be, “I wrote alongside a personal photo on Instagram.
After encouraging viewers to set up the next YouTube episode, she wrote, “Oh, and ignoring the conspirators trying to attach themselves to the LOLCHES story doing it.”
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Although it is unclear to Robinson, she responded to a few Instagram fans who referred to the recent veteran music products, Jermin Duberi about her “choosing” to live in her car.
“I just try to make sure that people are interested in the full range of this story … I got an assistant?” Dupri said during the direct Instagram chat Wednesday, for every Vibi. “I don't know if she has been broken. She may not have all the money she wants in the world, but she certainly does not break, saying she got an assistant.”
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One of the fans commented on the Robinson Instagram post, saying: “Because (Dupri) behaves like you asking him some money … We got your back.”
It appears that Dawn Robinson called the music producer Jermaine Dupri after she asked her “choice” to live in her car. (Getty Images)
Robinson replied, “He does not even know me.” “He is not a worker. I stay happy.”
Robinson answered another fan, he writes, “The crazy thing is, I did not ask (Dupri) or anyone for money! Some people only need attention.”
In a video posted on YouTube On Tuesday, Robinson, who found great success alongside the members of the En Voguey Cindy Herron, Terry Elis and Maxine Jones in the 1990s, opened about living in its car since 2022.
She explained why she chose to follow the “car's life” and expressed her hopes that her weakness could help inspire others who are in harsh situations.
Dawn Robinson, a member of her car, lived for her car for three years
“People like,” you should not talk about it, because You are a celebrity, What if they judge? so what? What if they judge me? Life is life. . . . She said part of being a weak person. “
Dawn Robinson, a former member of En Vogue, revealed that she had been living in her car for three years. (Getty Images)
“O comrades, over the past three years, I have been living in my car,” she added. “I said that, my God, it's outside.”
Robinson said that her goal is to “inspire” others and inform people that they are “able to” anything, regardless of the possibilities against you. ”
While explaining how she got to where she was, Robinson said she was living with her parents in Las Vegas about five years ago. After she was at odds with her mother, the singer made a decision to leave and ended up sleeping in her car for about a month.
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A co -director urged her to move to Los Angeles, and Robinson told that he would help her find a place to stay. However, eight months after living in a hotel, Robinson cut ties when she realized that he “playing games”.
“Sometimes I think people want your trap and keep you in a position when you are weak,” she said. “Therefore, I got out of there.”
En Vogue, which was formed in 1989, got six Grammy nominations. (Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images))
After that, Robinson mobilized her car and went to Malibu, California, to start “car's life.”
Robinson quickly learned the privacy and generalities of the car's life, such as “covering your windows” and avoiding talking to “some people”.
“I felt freedom,” she said. “It was completely different. I felt I was on a camping journey. I felt it was the right thing to do.”
“I learn who I am as a person, as a woman,” I continued. “We say we cannot do certain things before we know that we are able to do so … I am happy that I took this choice, because I needed to go to this fire.”
Robinson left in March 1997, but the group did not reunite in 2005 and 2008. (Getty Images, Dawn Robinson YouTube)
“I will not exchange my experiences and what I went through for the world,” she added. “I miss my family. I miss everyone I was connected to. But I needed to do this alone … but I needed to do this for me. It is not easy for me in any way.”
Robinson said she was “truly proud” of her departure and urged her followers to face their fears.
“I dare you to do scary things,” she said. “People will invite you to madness, and this is good. You feel a feeling of freedom, and you pay yourself.”
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“Be spontaneous,” added. “Do the frightening. F — Fear.”
After she became a virus video, former Robinson's husband, Andrei “Dre”, publicly Shelter In the hospitality industry.
The two married from 2003 to 2010.
