Le’Andria Johnson To Her Agent: “I Don’t Want To Sing Gospel Music” [VIDEO]

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Over the last couple of weeks, Le’Andria Johnson has made headlines after checking into rehab for alcoholism and then appearing on “Iyanla: Fix My Life.” While on the show she talked about some of her issues and shared with her booking agent and best friend, Robert that she wants to take a different direction in life.

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According to the Christian Post, she said, “I don’t want to sing gospel music.”

Her booking agent couldn’t believe it and Iyanla broke down why Johnson might be struggling with abusing alcohol. They even talked about him covering for her when she shows up to different scheduled events late and how things can change over time.

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Months ago during an event in Philadelphia, Johnson confessed to some woman at a church, “It took an ankle bracelet for me to stop drinking … December 7, that was the last time I had alcohol.”

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During the episode with Iyanla, Johnson confessed that she didn’t feel like she should be ministering to anyone while going through this.

Johnson said, “I can’t even minister to myself, let alone [being] obligated to minister to somebody else.”

You can watch the clip of Le’Andria on “Fix My Life” below and we will continue to keep Le’Andria Johnson in our prayers!

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