Dawn Robinson, a founding member of En Vogue, disclosed that she has been living in her car since 2020, primarily due to a troubled relationship with her mother and the pressures of the pandemic. In a video shared online, she described how this lifestyle has surprisingly brought her joy and self-discovery rather than despair. Initially unsettling, her experience eventually became liberating, comparing it to a camping trip. Robinson cites the rising trend of vehicle living among the unsheltered homeless population in Los Angeles, bringing attention to their challenges and lack of research on the subject.
I didn’t regret it. Robinson reflects positively on her choice to live out of her car, emphasizing that it has allowed her to learn about herself.
I was so free, I felt like I was on a camping trip. Robinson describes the unexpected joy of her new lifestyle, highlighting moments of beauty.
This is not like, Oh my God, poor Dawn. It's terrible. Robinson addresses public perception of her living situation, emphasizing personal growth over pity.
I told my assistant one day, I have been researching car life. This admission reflects her proactive approach to her circumstances and finding community.
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