Her Story Broke Me… but God Rebuilt Her | Willie Moore Jr x Natasha Laurent

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Natasha Laurent sits with me and opens her entire heart, the grief, the laughter, the immigration struggle, the marriage lessons, raising teenagers, losing her mother, and still finding the strength to create.

So many people scroll through her videos and see the comedy…

but today, you get to see the woman God kept standing.

If you’ve ever dealt with loss…

If you’ve ever felt overlooked…

If you ever had to be strong when you didn’t want to be…

This conversation is going to speak straight to your spirit, flat out.

Stay to the very end, because the message God gave me for her, might just be the confirmation you needed too.

Set your notifications. Share this with somebody who needs hope today.

And don’t forget to create… because your gift will make room for you.

00:00 – Willie Introduces Natasha

01:10 – The Dog Wig Clip That Changed Everything

02:00 – How Comedy Helped Her Survive Grief

03:30 – Willie Opens Up About Death & Therapy

05:40 – “What Would Your Mom Say Now?”

07:00 – Finding Strength While Breaking Inside

09:20 – Immigration, Haiti, and Her Mother’s Truth

12:10 – Marriage, Support & Raising Teens

15:45 – Growing Up with a Single Haitian Father

18:40 – Learning to Let a Man Lead

22:00 – How to Support a Strong Woman

24:10 – Pulling Joy Out of Sorrow

27:00 – Willie’s Prophetic Word for Natasha

28:40 – “Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?”

30:20 – Advice for Mothers with Dreams

32:00 – Willie’s Closing Message: Create, Create, Create

34:40 – Final Blessing & Call to Action

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