Trina Breaks Down In 1st Performance Since Her Mother’s Passing [VIDEO]

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Trina Breaks Down In First Performance Since Her Mother’s Passing
Trina was met with the support of thousands of fans as she had an emotional moment during a performance recently. She broke down crying as she headed to the stage for Atlanta’s One Music Fest. Her set marked her first since the tragic passing of her mother, Vernessa “Nessa” Taylor.

Trina, mother Vernessa “Nessa” Taylor.
In a clip, Trina walks up to the stage as fans cheer but breaks down crying, and hints that she needs a minute before walking off briefly.
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She was able to get through the performance and gave fans a memorable show.
It was previously reported that Taylor passed after a battle with cancer. She was 62. Trina’s rep released a statement and said,
“Thank you all for your kind words and condolences regarding Trina’s mother. It truly gives the family some peace and comfort knowing that ‘Nessa’ lived such a fulfilling life filled with love and abundance.”
Prayers for Trina during this difficult time!
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