Latto is reflecting on the cost of fame.

In a recent chat, the rapper admitted that the hardest part of being a famous mother is missing out on the simple moments most parents take for granted. She is definitely famous, however, I did not know she was that famous.

While touring across the United Kingdom, Latto revealed that she brought her baby overseas with her, hoping to squeeze in some quality family time between shows. Unfortunately, celebrity life had other plans. Damn.

“The only thing is I be wanting to do normal things… I brought her all the way out here and I can’t go on a walk,” she confessed.

She has the glamorous side of success – sold out venues, luxury hotels and first class travel. Then there is the other side. What rarely gets discussed is how fame can turn something as ordinary as pushing a stroller into a security concern. It only takes one wack job to ruin things.

She seems to love motherhood. Her celebrity status has apparently created a wall between her family and everyday experiences. Going for a casual walk, visiting a park or simply blending into a crowd becomes nearly impossible when people recognize you everywhere you go. I mean, this is what she wanted, right? I’m just saying.

I did not think she was globally famous, but I guess I was super wrong.

They say American Hip-Hop stars tend to attract plenty of attention in the U.K. I have never been there so I suppose it was not for me to know this off top.

At the end of the day, she’s merely a young mother trying to create memories with her child while balancing one of the busiest careers.

Fame can buy almost anything, but sometimes it takes away the freedom we peasants take for granted.