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"I've been coping," Rose tells the BoomBox. "I have a therapist. I love God, I talk to him and I talk to my mom. It gets harder ... You only miss them more, but you have to just know that they're there. You have to know that there's a reason for everything."
Following in her mother's famous footsteps, Rose -- who goes by the moniker Rose LeBeau -- is an aspiring singer currently working on an untitled debut album. Without Teena Marie by her side, she has taken the lessons learned from growing up within the spotlight to help navigate her way through the entertainment industry.
"[I've learned] don't sign anything [without looking it over]," Rose shares. "That's the No. 1 thing my mom used to say, and keep your publishing. I've been doing music for a long time, almost 15 years. I'm working on my project with my producers Nick Rose and Anthony Vasquez, they're amazing."
Marie died in her sleep on Dec. 26, 2010. Autopsy reports concluded that the '70s singer, known as the "Ivory Queen of Soul," succumbed to natural causes and may have suffered a grand mal seizure while taking a nap.
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