Eminem Research Paper

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Have you ever heard of the Eminem the American rapper? You believe that most famous people don’t fail in life. Eminem however has failed with his family, childhood, but has succeeded in recovery and rehab.

Eminem has a bunch of family, but never actually knew them. His mother's name was Deborah Mathers. He had a father which he never knew. He always wrote him letters, but they would always come back to him. Eminem fell in love with Kimberly Scott which they had a child. Their relationship was on and off for a while. Their children are Alaina Marie Mathers, Hailie Jade, and Whitney Scott Mathers.

Marshall Bruce Mathers lll also known as Eminem, his family was all over the place when he was growing up. His father abandoned him when he was

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