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Jill Scott Opens Up About Not Calling Herself A Single Mother

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During a recent sit down on the "Tamron Hall Show," Jill Scott spoke about her move to Nashville, participating in Verzuz, and why she never calls herself a single mother.

Source: MadameNoire

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