Lil Nas mourns his mother, Tameka Hillamid his ongoing recovery and sobriety journey.
“RIP TO THE BADDEST EVER! I LOVE YOU FOREVER MOMMY,” Lil Nas X, 27, wrote Instagram on Saturday, August 29, along with souvenir photos of Hill. “This is going to hurt.”
Further details about Hill’s death were not publicly disclosed at the time of publication. Us has reached out to a representative for the “Old Town Road” singer for comment.
In addition to Lil Nas X, Hill leaves behind numerous other children. The late matriarch had a complicated relationship with the musician before her death.
“I never really talk about my mom. She’s an addict, so we don’t have the closest relationship,” Lil Nas X (née Montero Lamar Hill) previously said diversity in 2020. “Even trying to make her better didn’t quite work out. But there’s still love.”
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“So tomorrow is my 10,000th day alive and… I did it!” he said in a Monday, August 24, video shared via his Instagram Stories. “Many of you won’t be able to do it, but I did it.”
Lil Nas X completed an inpatient treatment program End of 2025 due to undisclosed “issues”.
“Since I got out of rehab, everyone has been (so) nice to me. I could say, ‘Hey,’ and everyone will be like, ‘Oh my God, you’re so brave,'” he said on Tuesday, August 25. social media update. “I can try posting a thirst trap on my Instagram story and then it will say something like ‘Keep fighting King’.”
Without revealing details about his treatment, Lil Nas X returned to social media in June.
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“I’ve been in rehab for a few months and since then I’ve been back home, whether it’s in Atlanta with my family or in Los Angeles with myself, friends and whatever, trying to stay grounded and get out of my head,” he said in a June statement Instagram Video. “I now have a therapist and a psychiatrist, which helped me a lot when I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.”
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He was I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder last year.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, reach out Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline. at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
