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The door opened and stepped out of the welcome committee: an excitable snow-white Malt-Tzu. “Hi, Tyrone,” she purrs, petting the puppy, named after Badu’s oldest single from 1997, a hilarious freestyle song about a failed boyfriend. Badu’s mother is Kolleen, her name is Queenie. “Once you meet her, you forget all about me,” said Badu, 51. In other words, if you want to know where Badu gets her signature irreverence, her mischievous wit, then you better come here and call Queenie.THE WAY OF WATER Maison Margiela Artisanal designed by John Galliano handmade jacket design. Hailey Desjardin’s custom hat inspired by Issey Miyake. Badu, 51, a four-time Grammy Award winner, says of his influence: “I feel like I’ve punched this hole in the dam…and all this water is seeping through. Born Erica Abi Wright, Badu was raised by a group of women—Queenie (who separated from Badu’s father when Badu was a girl), and also her grandmothers Thelma Gipson and Viola Wilson, and her midwife. head Gwen Hargrove. They were both educators and carers by trade who used humor to navigate the ups and downs of life. “I thought Richard Pryor was my dad for a long time,” said Badu. “It was the only male voice I heard in the house.” The family has lived in Dallas for decades, and it is in this nearly 100-year-old home that the singer-songwriter listens to her music: Chaka Khan, Pink Floyd, Phoebe Snow, Prince and Rick James. It’s all background music for game nights and birthday parties. “It was a factory for girls,” Badu recalls.
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