"And sometimes I laugh. Sometimes, I laugh. "Why aren't we here to argue?"

Wynonna Judd shares her grief process following the death of Naomi Judd in April at age 76.

Wynonna, who appeared on CBS Sunday Mornings, recalled the day she lost her mother and her singing partner.

The 58-year old said, "I got the phone, so I went over. I saw her, and said goodbye to her in hospital. I closed my eyes and kissed her forehead. That was it." "And the next thing I know, it's time for me to sit here on the side porch and try to figure out what's up."

She told Lee Cowan of CBS that she didn't know she had ended the episode at the same place as she began it. "She had seen episodes before, and she got better." That's the world I live in. It's like asking, "Was there any thing I should have looked for?" "I didn't."

"This is a weird question, I suppose, but ..." Cowan stated.

Wynonna responded, "I don’t care."

"Are you angry at all?"

"Yes," Wynonna admitted. "Incredibly angry."

"Does this ever go away?"

She replied, "No, I don’t think so. Not for a while." "And I'll let your know. "I'll call you and send you a letter."

She said that she felt her mother nudging her. "And sometimes I laugh. Sometimes, I laugh. "Why aren't we here to argue?"

Wynonna said that Wynonna once heard Wynonna say, "She took my hand and said, 'My whole life is better because you're here.' Those are the memories that are beginning to show up more and more. It doesn't really matter anymore, I believe. It doesn't matter anymore.

Ashley Judd is her famous sister. She said that they are dedicated to caring for one another.

"We kind of look at one another like, I've got your back,' right?" We look at one another and say, "Yeah." We are so united now that I believe we are closer than ever before.

Wynonna will continue this week the reunion tour that she and her mother had planned before Wynonna's death.

"As I step out on stage the first night, I'll likely say something like, "It's supposed to look like this," because it isn't. It should be just the two of you. She said, "And I'm going to be mad because she's absent."

She continued, "I want to come on stage and sing a song that helps somebody out in that crowd." It's all about me singing to make someone feel better. It's always in my heart."

Get help if you or someone you care about is suffering from depression, or has thoughts of taking their own lives or harming themselves. For those in distress, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1 800 273-8255) offers confidential, 24/7 support.

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Title: Wynonna Judd 'Angy' Over Mother Naomi's Suicide, Talks Relationship with Ashley Judd
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Published Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 16:13:49 +0000

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