Eminem’s younger brother, Nate Ken Mathers, has shared his troubled thoughts following the death of his mother.
A day after his mother lost her life after battling lung cancer, the 38-year-old took to Instagram to share his reaction to the shocking news.
“Hate and mixed emotions today,” the rapper wrote on his Instagram Story on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
gave Mockingbird The singer has yet to comment on his mother’s death since the news broke earlier this week.
Nate’s response comes after years of conflict between the mother, Debbie Nelson, and the sons.
Nate, Eminem’s half-brother, was sent into foster care when he was eight years old. gave poison More rapper than adopted brother when he was 16.
The late Debbie welcomed Nate with Fred Samara Jr., 14 years after she was with Eminem during her relationship with Marshall Bruce Mathers Jr.
gave Rap God The hitmaker also shared a strained relationship with his mother and reflected it in some of his songs, including the hit track. Cleaning out my closet. And Headlights.
Years before her death, the mother of two discussed her rocky relationship with her children in a 2008 interview. Village Voice.
“I would never leave my children. I would never leave anyone,” Debbie said.
“Hope for everybody. It’s just a matter of basically swallowing your pride. It’s like a cashed check. It’s over, it’s done. You need to move on.”