Wynonna Judd is 'somewhere between hell and hallelujah' following death of mother Naomi Judd

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Wynonna Judd has opened up about coping with the loss of her mother Naomi Judd.Judd, 58, whose mother passed by suicide earlier this year at age 76, revealed in a candid interview on Today that she is 'somewhere between hell and hallelujah.'The country singer, who made up one half of the musical act The Judds alongside her mother, said performing on her current tour has been 'healing me, one show at a time.' 'Somewhere between hell and hallelujah': Wynonna Judd has opened up about coping with the loss of her mother Naomi JuddWynonna was set to go on one last tour with her mother before her passing, but is now going forward with the tour on her own. 'All my friends are coming and it's like the greatest party you throw yourself before the end.

I feel like I'm doing a victory lap and the fans are watching me and they're for me because they grew up with me,' she told Hoda Kotb. 'I've been around that long and they're bringing their next generation and sisters — I'm seeing up to four generations at the shows.'It's a crazy time, Hoda, because it's not about show business.

This is a celebration of life, as well as people going through their own stuff while listening to the songs of what they went through.' Heartbreaking loss: Judd's mother Naomi Judd passed by suicide earlier this year  Moving forward: Wynonna was set to go on one last tour with her mother before her passing, and has since decided to go forward with the shows by herself 'I keep Kleenex right here at all times': Judd got real about grieving the loss of her mother Asked what stage of the grieving process she was in, she said: 'It depends on what state I'm in.