Singer Grace Khan has opened up about her emotional journey through rehabilitation, revealing how she spent most of this year battling drug addiction and abuse.
Speaking in an interview with Sanyuka Television, the emotional singer shared that she was initially terrified of going to rehab, but eventually accepted help after several discussions with close friends — before being taken in by the Special Forces Command (SFC).
“At first, I was very scared to go to rehab because I didn’t know what to expect. Eventually, I accepted it, and I was taken in by the SFC,” Grace Khan said.
The “Njakufa Naye” hitmaker confessed that addiction had taken a heavy toll on her emotionally, physically, and financially, leaving her life in chaos.
“Addiction is real, and it’s a big thing. I spent three months in rehab, and it affected me deeply in every way. When I came back, I realized that God truly forgives — and you can get better,” she added.
Grace Khan is now thankful for a second chance at life, saying she’s ready to rebuild her career and live a purpose-driven life guided by God.
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