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In “Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words,” the rapper gives an in-depth look at the grief she endured after her mother’s death from a brain tumor in 2019 and the mental health struggles that stemmed from the shooting. She spoke candidly about the loss of her mother, the betrayal of her childhood friend Kelsey Harris — who supported Lanez after the shooting — and her fight for justice as Lanez, along with bloggers and gossip sites, disparaged her on social media, in music videos and more.

Critics “have ran my goddamn name through the ground so bad. And I think it’s because of how I am, and what I talk about and what I look like,” Megan, 29, says in the documentary, now on Prime Video. “The betrayal, the constant torture online, everything that happened after the shooting definitely made it, like, a hundred times worse.”


She spent a month at a mental health facility
Megan detailed a downward spiral amid the media storm over the shooting, and she said she experienced suicidal thoughts for the first time. “I would rather not live through this than to have to live with this,” she says.

The mental hardship was only exacerbated by the 2022 burglary of her home. Two men broke into Megan’s Los Angeles home while she was in New York City preparing to host “Saturday Night Live.” One night after the burglary, Megan said, she had trouble breathing and called 911.

“I thought I was about to die before I left to go to therapy,” she said. “It was like three days. I did not get out the bed and I never felt like this in my life,” she said, adding that she “stayed under covers and … cried every day.”

She ultimately underwent mental health treatment for one month. She said she worked with a therapist daily to process the shooting and experienced several forms of therapy over that month.