LIL Mo OPENS UP Up About Overcoming Her PILL Addiction & The Horrible Music Industry
November 23, 2025
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Lil mo joined The Hip Hop Uncensored Podcast to talk about her hiatus from Music, overcoming drug addiction and 3 marriages. Lil Mo said in a recent Instagram post in which she opened up about beating an opioid addiction.
“I never thought I could get off opioids,” the singer wrote in a post on Tuesday.
Continuing in the caption, Mo added, “BUT I DID!!!!!!!” noting that she’d often pop “30 plus” pills.
“Spent sooooo much [money] paying other people bills just to be high and a functioning addict,” Lil Mo wrote. “I was high and thinking it was OK cuz I could afford it. I’m Lil Mo. I’m famous. Famous people do drugs.” #lilmo #jarule #murderinc
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