Cactus Moser

The pain of never getting to know her biological father, whose identity Naomi kept secret for decades, and her anguish over her estranged daughter, Grace Kelly, 30, who has struggled with addiction and is now serving a 15-month sentence in a Virginia jail.

I feel like this is the most honest and vulnerable I've ever been, says Wynonna, who's raising Grace's daughter, Kalia, with Moser, 69.

It's there for everyone to hear.

So there are some days I think, oh my God, what have I done? And then other days I think, there comes a point in your life when you are ready to tell.

Moser encouraged her to let it out.

I knew it was going to be cathartic, she says.

For years, Wynonna kept much bottled inside.

Wynonna says there wasn't one specific thing that inspired the album.

Her new album, The Hard Truth, is deeply personal.

She co-wrote most of the songs, working alongside her husband, Cactus Moser, and you'll hear a bunch of them that we'll also talk about because they tell a story of loss that's beyond words.

Winona was born in Ashland, Kentucky, in the Appalachian foothills.

She grew up poor with her mom and sister Ashley, who was on the podcast several seasons ago.

"Raw and real is what this album is," she says.

Wynonna co-wrote nine of the album's 10 tracks with her husband of 14 years, musician and producer Cactus Moser, and the songs lay bare her complicated feelings for her mother.

One example, "I love you, I need you, I hate you some days," she sings.

The pain of never getting to know her biological father, whose identity Naomi kept secret for decades, and her anguish over her estranged daughter, Grace Kelly, 30, who has struggled with addiction and is now serving a 15-month sentence in a Virginia jail.

The film offers viewers chronological records assembled from performances, conversations, and material from the band's earlier work.

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After five Grammy awards, nine CMAs, and 14 number one hits, you went on to launch a massive solo career of your own, selling millions of records and dominating the charts, before being introduced into the Country Music Hall of Fame as part of The Judds in 2022.

But behind the success, you've lived through some of the most incredible, difficult chapters: family struggles, the pressure of fame, your husband Cactus Moser's life-changing accident, and the loss of your mother in 2022.

More than 40 years into your career, you're still making music, still performing, and now releasing your new and probably most important album ever, The Hard Truth.

All right then.

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