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Jessica Simpson Says Pop Stardom 'Never Felt Good Enough'
Jessica Simpson acknowledged her struggles with self-worth during her pop career and marked a comeback with two Nashville Canyon EPs after a 15-year break.
- On Dec. 7, Jessica Simpson told the crowd at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., she never felt `good enough` during her pop career.
- Simpson stepped away because she was `mad at music`, took a long break and later reached eight years of sobriety during a roughly 15-year hiatus after being dropped by her former record label following her 2008 country album Do You Know.
- Recording in Nashville, Simpson described how it `brought me home, to myself` during a hard time as she journals and says sobriety of eight years diminished fears in her songwriting.
- Simpson also returned to live shows on March 12 at the Recording Academy's Austin Chapter Block Party during SXSW and released Nashville Canyon Part I and II in 2025.
- Her pivot to country follows her separation and a Nashville trip with Maxwell, daughter, inspiring roots; she released `Use My Heart Against Me` on February 21 and worked with JD McPherson and Sista Strings.
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Jessica Simpson Reflects on Not Feeling 'Good Enough' as a Pop Star
Jessica Simpson opened up about her pop star past during a recent concert. The singer, 45, was performing at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut, on Sunday, December 7, when she began talking about how much she loved working on her latest music in Nashville. “I do love Nashville. It brought me home to myself,” Simpson told the crowd, per social media footage shared by an attendee. “It brought me inside of my heart in a really har…
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