Natalie Gray & Farah T.
Natalie Gray & Farah T.
KAELI: West End Star talks reminding us not all abuse is physical
KAELI: West End Star talks reminding us not all abuse is physical
KAELI: West End Star talks reminding us not all abuse is physical
Thursday 3rd March 2022
Kayleigh McKnight discusses her experience with emotional and financial abuse, and how support systems helped her find strength. Listen now.
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Natalie Gray & Farah T.
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Get the buttons here!Kayleigh McKnight Shares Her Journey Through Emotional and Financial Abuse
I was in a relationship that was at what we call now is an emotionally abusive relationship, which, at the time like this, is About Five Years Ago now that I actually got out of that, which feels crazy to me, like how much has changed in my life in that amount of time.
Imagine standing under the spotlight, performing alongside Hugh Jackman, yet grappling with the shadows of an abusive relationship. That's the reality West End star Kayleigh McKnight, also known as Kaeli, faced. In this episode of 'Take Back The Beat: Voice Notes', Kayleigh opens up about her tumultuous experience with emotional and financial abuse. Hosts Natalie Gray and Farah T create a safe space for Kayleigh to share her story.
She talks candidly about the complexities of leaving an abusive partner and how the unwavering support of the women around her gave her the courage to walk away. There's also a touching moment where she thanks a stranger who helped her see the truth and find the confirmation she needed. The conversation doesn't shy away from the tough stuff.
Kayleigh discusses the lasting impact of abuse on survivors and the role of social media in both amplifying and alleviating those struggles. Her journey of healing is intertwined with her music, offering a powerful testament to the therapeutic power of art. Whether you've faced similar challenges or want to understand more about the intricacies of emotional abuse, this episode is both enlightening and deeply moving.
Kayleigh's story is a reminder that not all scars are visible, but with support and resilience, recovery is possible.