Dawn Robinson, of the R&B group that sold more than 20m albums, moved in during the pandemic after a family fallout
Dawn Robinson, a founding member of the iconic ’90s R&B group En Vogue, has revealed that she has been living in her car for nearly three years. In a candid YouTube video, Robinson opened up about her unconventional lifestyle, aiming to inspire others facing similar challenges.
Journey into ‘Car Life’
Robinson’s transition to living in her car began around 2020. After moving in with her parents in Las Vegas, personal conflicts led her to seek alternative living arrangements. She briefly stayed in hotels before embracing the “car life” in Malibu in March 2022. Robinson described this period as one of self-discovery and freedom, stating, “I felt free… I felt like I was on a camping trip.”
Community and Support
Despite the challenges, Robinson found a supportive community among others living similar lifestyles. She emphasized that her choice was not solely out of necessity but also a path to personal growth. Her story highlights resilience and adaptability, encouraging others to find strength in adversity.
Public Reaction and Support
The public has responded with overwhelming support and admiration for Robinson’s honesty and courage. Fans and fellow artists have praised her resilience and openness, viewing her journey as a testament to human strength and adaptability.
Looking Ahead
Robinson remains optimistic about her future, expressing hopes for a career resurgence and the possibility of creating a documentary about her experiences. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that even in the face of adversity, one can find freedom, community, and personal growth.
Dawn Robinson’s ex-husband Andre Allen offered her a job working in hospitality—where he found success after leaving the music industry—upon finding out she’s been living in her car for three years.
For a deeper insight into Robinson’s journey, you can watch her candid discussion in the following video:
