“I’m done with music!” Cynthia Morgan reveals shocking new career path

Singer Cynthia Morgan has responded to growing concerns about her well-being after a video of her surfaced online, sparking speculation about her health and financial situation.

In a video message shared on social media, Morgan clarified that the circulating footage is over a year old and does not reflect her current condition. “I’d like to let everybody know that I’m well. Thank you all for your concern. I might not be able to respond to every message, but I see them and I appreciate them,” she said.

The “German Juice” crooner acknowledged fans who showed support, including one who went as far as creating a GoFundMe account to assist her. However, she expressed hesitation about making the crowdfunding campaign public due to past issues. According to her, an earlier GoFundMe initiative collapsed after the handler claimed it had been shut down, leaving her with none of the proceeds except what was sent directly to her account.

“I think I’m quite maybe traumatized with the idea of setting up a GoFundMe again,” she admitted.

Addressing her career plans, Cynthia Morgan revealed a significant shift in focus. “My immediate goal or my future goal is not to get back to music,” she stated, announcing her new path in real estate and ministry, with more information about these ventures to be shared soon.

Reflecting on her music journey, Morgan said she has no regrets but acknowledged that she didn’t get what she deserved from the industry. “I was very passionate about music… but after what I went through, I feel like it was basically a detour to take me back to my original self.”

While not ruling out the possibility of making music again, Morgan emphasized that any future projects would be strictly for personal enjoyment. “If I ever decide to do music again, it would just be for the fun of it… I don’t know what tomorrow holds.”

She concluded by reiterating her gratitude to supporters and cautioning those who may want to donate via the new GoFundMe to understand that a return to music is not guaranteed.

“Thank you, everyone. God bless you all, and have a great day,” she signed off.