Kelly Rowland’s Dad Wants To Come Back!
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Former Destiny’s Child member, Kelly Rowland lastly saw her father when she was seven and in 2011 [November 2011 issue of UK Cosmo] she revealed plans of seeing her dad again. Seems like that meeting never happened! Now, her father is begging for a comeback into her life, at least before he dies. Will she change her mind this time?
Kelly and her mother left her dad due to his undying love for alcohol, drugs and domestic abuse but now, the 67 year old man says, he is a changed man who is just seeking for an opportunity to reestablish his long lost relationship with his daughter.
We got the interview from NecholeBitchie,
“So many previous years have passed and I’m getting old. [He's 67] I just pray she comes back into my life before it’s too late.[...]I couldn’t control [the drinking and verbal abuse that Kelly witnessed]. I hoped I could make it up to her. But I’m still waiting for that day.[According to Radar]
Whenever [Destiny's Child] was on the cover of a magazine, I would call and beg them to tell her I was looking for her.
He also added:
It wasn’t physical between me and Kelly’s mom, but there were many days and nights when Kelly would be bawling her eyes out, clutching my leg begging me, ‘Please daddy stop shouting at mummy’. That image of her howling, begging me to stop will haunt me forever.
I love you with all my heart.
In October of that same year, she said she wanted to plan a meet up for the holidays because she was ready to heal.
It’s really important just to forgive my father. I want to meet him this Christmas, because now is the time, because tomorrow’s not promised to us. I think it’s important to forgive people and we move on, we have to. The pain is there, of course it will be there, and it’s important to know that forgiveness is the first step towards healing it all.
Who knows what Kelly is feeling now? At one point she expressed that she was looking for him and didn’t know if he was dead or not (before he reemerged), but she may feel as though it’s not worth reliving moments she wants to forget. In Essence’s September 2013 issue, she revealed:
I haven’t [seen my father yet.] I don’t know what’s stopping me because I’ve had opportunities. But it really is time. I probably need to ask my therapist about it.