announced the news of Xen getting into his college of choice.
Speaking on “The Real,” Campbell also spoke candidly about the joys of parenting Xen, who was diagnosed to be on the autism spectrum when he was two years old.
She admitted she had stopped hoping Xen would go to college but his condition could not stop the determined boy from achieving his dreams, and his proud mother has always been there with him to witness every little and huge achievement of his.
Campbell, a staunch advocate for greater awareness of autism, has produced a short film and a children’s book about the condition. She has specially called for early intervention for African-American children.
The "My Wife and Kids" star feels lucky as a mom despite her failed marriage to their dad. Campbell and Martin had their divorce finalized in December 2020. They announced their split in 2018 after more than 20 years of marriage.
Campbell earlier opened up about the fears she had following their breakup. She revealed that she had almost nothing in her bank, and she felt she had to start all over again after she split from Martin.
Campbell and the “All of Us” actor’s publicized split was marked with reports that she allegedly suffered physical, emotional, and mental abuse during their marriage. But the actress appears to be moving on quite well.
One heartwarming moment that happened to Campbell after her split from Martin took place on "The Real" when she reunited with her long-lost sister, Ellen Lindsay. They had an emotional reunion that left viewers in tears.
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