FUNERAL: In Loving Memory Of TINA TURNER | Try Not To Cry😭

Tina Turner escaped from her violent marriage, inspiring others to do the same. The singer&allegations of being abused in the 1980s were powerful and honest, and they struck a chord with multiple generations of women. A lot of people recognised aspects of their own lives in hers. For Felisha Robinson, it was the scene in the biopic "What&Love Got to Do With It" in which Tina Turner runs across the highway to escape her abusive marriage with nothing but 36 cents and a Mobil card in her pocket. Tina&face is swallow from having been beaten by her then-husband and performing partner, Ike Turner, and she has nothing in her pocket but a Mobil card. Robinson, who was 42 at the time and was escaping her own abusive marriage in the year 2020, found that she was drawn to the 1993 movie "Tina," which had caused a stir all over the world due to its graphic depiction of the abuse that Tina Turner had been subjected to. "I sobbed my eyes out," she proclaimed. She had seen it when she was younger, but she had the impression that she now comprehended everything that Turner had to go through to get there. Reflecting on the singer&past interviews, publications, and music was therapeutic for Robinson as she worked through her own experiences. "I could relate to that on a level that most people can&she added. "I could see myself in that situation." "The hopelessness that was in her, as though she was thinking, &have got to get out of this predicament. I am worn out. I am not capable of doing...