Summer Walker Speaks On Struggles Of Being Away From Her Children As She Completes Next Album: ‘This Sh*t Is So TRASH’

Summer Walker
Summer Walker Speaks On Struggles Of Being Away From Her Children As She Completes Next Album: ‘This Sh*t Is So TRASH’
Being a working mom isn’t for the weak!
Summer Walker recently opened up to her 6.3 million IG followers about one of her current struggles: missing her children as she finishes her highly anticipated third studio album, Finally Over It.
Captioning images that show off one of her creations dedicated to her family, the mother of three wrote,
“I miss my kids so bad I had to create something that reminded me of home. this has been the hardest thing I feel ever I dealt with. I havnt been home in a month working on this album. Im actually bout to crash out. Women should really never have to work if it requires them to be away from the kids this sh*t is so TRASH.”
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Can you relate to what Summer shared? If you have kids, how do you deal with being away from them for extended periods of time?
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