Dave Allocca/Starpix/Shutterstock; Rick Diamond/Getty Grace Kelley, the daughter of country iconWynonna Judd, is speaking out about a troubling epoch in Judd family history. In an interview withThe Daily Progresson Wednesday, Kelley accused her former stepfather, D.R. Roach, of sexually abusing her when she was 10. Judd married Roach in 2003, and has previously discussedfiling for divorcein 2007 after learning he had been arrested and charged with sexual battery against a minor. The victim has never been identified, but Kelley told the outlet, "When they found out in counseling what he had done to me, they're like, 'Wait a minute. We're going to report this to law enforcement.'" "When he was arrested and it came out in the news, that's when she divorced him," Kelley continued. "So is my mom rich? Yeah, she's so rich that she was able to sweep me under the rug and abuse me and then cover it all up. I don't want to talk bad about my mom, but we'll just say she's a good performer. She was never a mother." Entertainment Weeklydid not immediately hear back from a representative for Judd. TheTennessee Sex Offender Registryidentifies Roach as an offender against children, and lists his date of offense as Feb. 1, 2007. Looking back on the ordealin 2010, Judd toldOprah Winfreythat Roach was "out of the house within the hour" she learned of his arrest. "This story is so deep and wide. There's more to it than I can tell you... Because of the child, I won't speak about it. It's their story [to tell] when they're ready to talk." Ron Wolfson/WireImage Kelley and her brother Elijah are the products of Judd's marriage to her first husband, Arch Kelley III. Kelley has been forthcoming about her struggles, tellingThe Daily Progress, "Between 12 and 17, I was in 14 different facilities." Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. The daughter of the "My Strongest Weakness" singer and granddaughter of the Judds co-founder Naomi Judd wasarrested twice last year, just months after completing aneight-year jail sentencefor violating the terms of probation for her 2016arrest for possession of meth. While her daughter was incarcerated, Judd began raising Kelley's daughter Kaliyah, and continues to parent the 3-year-old. Kelley says she believes that "now's my time," explaining that "I never had a voice, and I was iffy about talking about all this stuff, but no matter what is said about me, the Bible says the truth will set you free." Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly
