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Keyshia Cole Gives an Update on Her Mother’s Sobriety After Slip-Up

Keyshia Cole shares an update of her mom’s sobriety as she continues to work on her alcohol addiction in rehab.

Keyshia and her mother, Frankie Lons, have had a rough relationship in the past as Frankie has battled with alcohol addiction. Keyshia appeared on The Real earlier this year and was asked about her mothers well-being. She answered that her mother has checked herself into rehab after a slip-up. Yesterday, shared on her Instagram that her mother is doing very well and she will make 30 days sober this Thursday. 

“I’ve been being strong for you, hoping I’ll get a chance to feel that feeling from you. The thought of me feeling on top of the world,” Keyshia captioned on Instagram. “This post is to simply say I’m proud of you shawty.” 

Shoutout to Frankie for approaching 30 days in rehab!

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