Nigerian singer and songwriter, Goodgirl LA, has revealed that she was once disowned by her father, describing it as one of the most painful experiences of her life.
In a recent interview, the “Bless Me” crooner spoke candidly about her strained family relationship and how it shaped her journey in the entertainment industry. According to her, her father’s decision came after she chose to pursue music instead of a more traditional career path.
“My father disowned me at a point because he didn’t understand my passion for music,” she said. “It was heartbreaking, but I knew I had to follow my dreams regardless.”
Goodgirl LA, whose real name is Euphemia Ekumah, noted that the difficult period pushed her to work even harder to prove herself. She added that while the experience was emotionally draining, it also strengthened her resolve to succeed.
The singer has since earned recognition for her soulful voice and unique sound, featuring in several collaborations and steadily building her fan base. She expressed hope that her story would inspire others who face similar resistance from their families in pursuit of their dreams.
“Sometimes, the people who love you the most may not understand your vision at first,” she said. “But with time, results speak louder than words.”
Goodgirl LA’s revelation has sparked conversations online, with fans praising her resilience and determination to rise above personal struggles to chase her passion.
