DMX's fiancée Desiree Lindstrom opens up on her grief after rapper's death: 'I haven't moved on'

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Desiree Lindstrom, the fiancée of late rapper DMX, has opened up on how she's dealing with her grief in the wake of his death last year.Lindstrom, speaking with It's Tricky with Raquel Harper on Thursday, chat about raising their son Exodus, five, and other aspects of life following the rap icon's April 9, 2021 death at 50 at White Plains Hospital in New York following a heart attack.Lindstrom said her 'life changed so fast' following the death of the Party Up (Up in Here) artist, whose real name was Earl Simmons.

The latest:Desiree Lindstrom, the fiancée of late rapper DMX, has opened up on how she's dealing with her grief and raising their son Exodus, five, in the wake of the rapper's death last year'I haven't moved on - it's hard, you know?' Lindstrom said. 'It's really hard.

I just take it minute-by-minute. Some people say you could take it day-by-day, but it's second-by-second.'Lindstrom said she's studying to be an esthetician and focused on raising her son as she looks to move forward amid the tough time. 'I just want to build myself to be a great mother to Exodus,' Lindstrom said. 'I want him to see that he has a strong mother that can stand up on her own, and I'm just trusting in God through the process.'Lindstrom said she goes 'up and down with emotions' in the wake of the rapper's death, adding, 'I have to really force myself to keep it moving, keep going.' Lindstrom last month took to Instagram to pay tribute to DMX on Valentine's Day Lindstrom said she's studying to be an esthetician and focused on raising her son as she looks to move forward amid the tough timeShe added, 'Holidays get lonely ...