expressing her dismay in the sale. “All I could think about was the incessant, manipulative bullying I’ve received at his [Scooter's] hands for years," she had written.Months later,the singer reported that police had been to the brothers' house around eight to 10 times to break up fights. "Almost all of them were domestic in nature between the two brothers," Goldman said. "We’ve been dealing with them since they were juveniles. The brothers fought, there is no question." I had some distance and time away from my mom's death and the trauma of just being a caretaker and watching someone die and be ill. I think I just thought a lot objectively about pain and tragedy in general, and how did I want to move forward in my life and through the world without feeling so angry at everybody and angry at my circumstances. We, for one, are glad to see her back (and better than ever) with a gorgeous record that is some of the coziest, nostalgia-inducing music you can think of. So ahead of the release, we took a second to chat with Michelle about everything from her Korean-American roots to overcoming everything from imposter syndrome to emotional abuse to grief, and how you can turn all this negativity into something truly magical. Read our interview with her below:ContentView Iframe URLTeen Vogue: