One on One conversation with the beautiful Music Artist KyaraBoo

I had a great conversation with KyaraBoo. She knows where she wants to go with her music career. KyaraBoo always wanted to be in show business. She started out watching Whitney Houston at the age of 6. Whitney Houston became KyaraBoo's biggest inspiration and motivation, when Whitney died it was the hardest pill to swallow when she passed away. The first-time KyaraBoo saw Whitney Houston was in 1996...she was performing her hit single Greatest Love of All which was released in 1985 KyaraBoo's whole life has been about wanting to be a part of the entertainment business. KyaraBoo began writing music at an early age and would get her cousins and friends into different singing groups. The first group KyaraBoo created was "Tru Identity." It consisted of 3 girls and KyaraBoo. "Tru Identity" was a singing and rap group. They were all 14 years old. Around 2005, KyaraBoo and her best friend Keera decided to branch off into a duo rap group called "2KTrill," which was straight Hip Hop Rap. In 2007, KyaraBoo branched off and went solo and became KyaraBoo. After graduation, she recommitted herself to Christ and decided to go to Gospel. She joined her church choir and during that time, she would write rap verses to certain songs. When they would practice at church, KyaraBoo would write an entire gospel song that they would sing on Sunday mornings. KyaraBoo decided to brighten her horizons and went on to audition for Sunday Best Season 7 but did not win although she had the greatest opportunity of meeting Kirk Franklin. In 2011, someone nominated her for the Gospel Choice Awards of Central Georgia and she was blessed enough to win the Best in Holy Hip Hop category. In 2013, KyaraBoo begins to lose hope due to personal and health issues and she suffered long-term depression for many years. Because of that, she became a mental health advocate. She started spreading the word to family and friends on how important mental health can be and how therapy and medication can be a great stepping stone to recovery. Other than Music, Kya