Behind every powerful woman is a story of resilience—and for Octavia Stibbins, that story is now being shared with the world. Known to many as the mother of City Girls rapper JT, Octavia is stepping into her own spotlight with the release of her deeply personal and transformative new book, Voice of My Wounds.
This is not just a memoir. It is a testimony.
In Voice of My Wounds, Octavia opens her heart to reveal the pain, trauma, setbacks, and spiritual battles she endured while navigating life as a single mother, survivor, and woman determined to break generational cycles. With raw honesty and unshakable faith, she takes readers through moments of heartbreak, loss, incarceration, and healing—showing that even the deepest wounds can become a source of purpose.
From Pain to Power
Octavia’s story is one of survival and strength. While the world may recognize her through her daughter’s fame, this book makes one thing clear: Octavia is a powerhouse in her own right. Her journey reflects the reality of so many women who carry invisible scars while still showing up for their families and their dreams.
Through each chapter, she reminds us that:
- Your past does not define your future
- Your pain can become your platform
- Your wounds still deserve a voice
Her words are a mirror for women who have been silenced, overlooked, or counted out.
A Message for Every Woman Who’s Ever Felt Broken
Voice of My Wounds speaks to mothers, daughters, survivors, and dreamers who are still learning how to heal while standing strong. Octavia’s transparency offers hope to anyone who has ever felt trapped by their past or afraid to speak their truth.
This book is not about fame—it’s about freedom. It’s about choosing healing over hiding and courage over fear.
Pretty Hustlaz Celebrates Real Stories of Resilience
At Pretty Hustlaz, we celebrate women who turn pain into purpose and struggle into strength. Octavia Stibbins’ story is a powerful reminder that our scars do not disqualify us—they prepare us.
Her voice represents millions of women who are still rising, still fighting, still believing.
✨ Voice of My Wounds is more than a book—it’s a movement.
