Eminem faced severe bullying during his childhood, including a traumatic incident at age 9 when he was beaten by an older classmate, resulting in a brain hemorrhage.

His mother, Debbie Mathers, endured a difficult upbringing, including sexual assault and domestic abuse, which impacted her parenting.

Eminem’s father abandoned the family, leading to feelings of resentment and questions about his father’s absence throughout his life.

Eminem was exposed to violence and weapons at a young age, including an incident where he was given a firearm to shoot at beer cans.

The rapper’s struggles with addiction worsened after the death of his close friend Proof in 2006, but he later overcame his substance abuse issues.

Eminem reconciled with his mother and expressed regret for past conflicts, particularly after achieving significant success in his career.

The relationship between Eminem and Kim, his ex-wife, was tumultuous, marked by psychological abuse and legal disputes, but they have since maintained a friendly relationship.