The Untold Truth Of Kane Brown

May 2024 ยท 2 minute read

Kane Brown may be living the good life these days but the country singer didn't always have it easy. As he told The Tennessean, he actually grew up as "the poor kid" and even experienced homelessness, living in a car with his mother when between places to stay. Because of that, Brown revealed on the "All Our Favorite People" podcast, "Every time I have a chance, I just try to help somebody...I have a spot in my heart for homeless people."

His family life was difficult, too. In the lyrics of his song "Learning," he describes the abuse he faced as a kid at the hands of his stepfather. In the same track, Brown croons about losing childhood friends to drugs and guns, which was something he later said he avoided since his mother "raised me better than that."

Brown shared at a 2018 show (via Country 1025) that his biological father has been in jail since Brown was 3 years old. Even so, the two have sustained a relationship, with Brown dishing to Billboard, "He brags about me and talks about how good he is on the drums. I always joke with him and say that I'm going to hire him when he gets out." Despite Brown's hardships, the "Heaven" singer believes it happened for a reason. He explained to KHOU, "I feel like God put me in places in life to learn, and it was getting me ready for now."

If you or someone you know may be the victim of child abuse, please contact the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-Child (1-800-422-4453) or contact their live chat services.

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