Make Page Six a Preferred Source Wynonna Judd learned her incarcerated daughter, Grace Kelley, was pregnant via TikTok, as the two continue to be estranged.
“No, I don’t know anything,” Judd claimed to People when asked about her daughter’s pregnancy.
“I’m heartbroken, and she cut me off a year ago. I’m walking a very interesting walk right now, where I absolutely know very little. As a matter of fact, I learned about it on TikTok.”
The country music star recalled laying down in “shock” as she saw the news.
“I cried and cried and cried because I have another grandbaby, I think,” she told the outlet.
Despite their estrangement, Judd still voiced support for her troubled daughter.
“Grace is my love, she is my daughter and I love her dearly. She’s got an addiction to meth, and it’s devastating.”
Last month, Us Weekly broke the news that Kelley was expecting a baby “on or about Aug. 16.”
The 30-year-old is currently serving a prison sentence of one year and three months at the Rockingham County Jail in Harrisonburg, Virginia, after pleading guilty to the felony charge of driving with a suspended license in June.
She was denied temporary release from jail to give birth, according to a report released last month.
Kelley’s legal team requested a temporary furlough on July 2. However, a judge denied this two weeks later, per the outlet.
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She previously welcomed daughter Kaliyah in April 2022 and was granted a leave of absence from jail to give birth at the time.
Judd, notably, is raising 4-year-old Kaliyah on her Tennessee farm.
Kelley has a history of crimes that date back to 2015.
In April 2024, she was busted for exposing herself on a busy highway in Alabama and then arrested again four months later for attempting to flee a police officer. In October 2024, she was locked up for stealing a pastor’s van in Virginia.
Kelley has been open about the childhood trauma that affected her, including her stepfather’s alleged sexual abuse of her and her mom’s alleged cover-up.
“When he was arrested and it came out in the news, that’s when she divorced him,” Kelley told the Daily Progress in 2020 of how her famous mother allegedly handled the situation.
“I don’t want to talk bad about my mom, but we’ll just say she’s a good performer. She was never a mother.”
For her latest offense, Kelley is set to be released on Nov. 16 and will subsequently spend five years under supervised probation.
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