Alexis Sky has been dedicated to improving her life, and she’s been sharing her new journey with her fans.
The former Love and Hip-Hop star has come a long way from the days of fighting on reality TV, engaging in online beefs, and navigating relationships that didn’t serve her well. While she has made significant changes in her life, Alexis acknowledges that there is still much work to be done.
Fans who have joined her on this spiritual journey have been praising her for her new outlook on life. However, some critics have pointed out that they perceive a lack of change, as they’ve noticed her reverting to some of her old behaviors. In response, Alexis is speaking out to remind everyone that she is still human and living the life that God has chosen for her.
In a post on Instagram Wednesday, she expressed, “No matter what you do people still will judge, my walk and my relationship & my choices is personal and not for the world. I was comfortable at one point and also allowed people to make me feel I had to be a certain way, dress & talk a certain way.”
She continued, “When no I’m accepted by God he loves me regardless of whatever decisions I make is something I have to deal with the man above. If you don’t like something unfollow me. I’m a mother, a businesswoman, and a bad bish. This is how I’ve always been before I decided to open up about my spiritual walk. At the moment, I let go of certain things, and some things I still battle. I will continue to be me, and I’m not ashamed to admit it. Y’all need to stay off my page with the God comments; you’re doing exactly what God wouldn’t want you to do.”
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Last year, the model revealed what prompted her spiritual journey. In an interview with Mind Blowing Magazine, the entrepreneur shared,
“I felt like I was going crazy. I was at a recovery house because my blood levels kept going up and down, so I knew that was God telling me not to get the surgery. But I was just being hard-headed, and there were so many complications going on. At that very moment, I was feeling sick, I was going through the surgery, and [God] was just there; he came to me.”
She added, “My journey was about me overcoming depression. I quit drinking hard liquor, and I am finding myself. Every day I am getting closer to God. My relationship with God is getting stronger; I am so grateful. I am not looking for anyone’s approval for my personal relationship with God.”