In a devastating song dedicated to her son, Eminem’s mother said, “I did the best I could.”

In one of her well-known songs, Eminem’s mother Debbie Nelson tragically said that she “did the best she could.”

Debbie passed away on Monday, December 2, at the age of 69. Eminem’s team confirmed his mother’s death.

Lung cancer problems were the reason of her death. Eminem, whose actual name is Marshall Mathers, and his half-brother, Nate Mathers.

Had a turbulent relationship with their mother. Eminem recorded a diss tune about Debbie in 2002 because of how serious the dispute went.

‘Cleanin’ Out My Closet,’ a song he no longer performs live, told the narrative of his connection with his mother and his upbringing in a household where he saw drug use and violence.

In a devastating song dedicated to her son, Eminem’s mother said, “I did the best I could.”

To determine if they were long-lost brothers, identical strangers with the same name and occupation underwent DNA testing.

The attempt to reverse the conviction of a couple who were imprisoned for keeping a “exceptionally thin” infant boy in deplorable circumstances prior to his death, with drug traces found in his milk bottle, was unsuccessful.