Megan Thee Stallion Wants 'A Break' And Bags Support From Fans

The widely celebrated Megan Thee Stallion, who has blessed the world with her brilliant rap music and has been a recipient of numerous noteworthy accolades, is going on a much-needed hiatus.

Ahead of her break, the icon reached out on social media to fans, informing them of her decision and apologizing, much to their surprise, prompting them to shower her with loads of supportive remarks.

"Hotties I'm really sorry," Megan wrote on Twitter, adding, "but after SNL I really gotta take a break I'm so tired, physically and emotionally." The tweet gained thousands of reactions, including likes, retweets, and quote tweets from her avid supporters who expressed concern and urged her to care for her health.

Several fans also viewed her apology as unnecessary, believing that she and her health mattered more. One exclaimed, "Don't apologize! I love you & will support whatever you do! Please take a break for your own health! Your health matters more than anything else! I'm wishing you well!"

The same fan urged her to get some rest and enjoy her me time while also recommending she see a new anime, "Chainsaw Man," which she believed the rapper would love.

Another commenter sent love to Megan with a meme character using their hands to form the love sign alongside a message that read, "Megan thee stallion apologizing for wanting a break is crazy. It's okay to put yourself first, girl." 

Similarly, one other supporter told the 27-year-old that she never needed to be sorry as the situation was understandable. She also wrote, "We love you through anything, DO WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU!!! We always here for you."

A fan conveyed the same sympathetic feeling by apologizing and encouraging Megan to do whatever she needed to, feeling "zero guilt." At the same time, another sent love using multiple green emojis while stating that she had done more than enough and needed to "rest, rest, rest."

One follower who was all about Megan being in top shape could not help but note how saddening it was for people to be sorry for taking a break to care for themselves. They wrote:

"You should do what you have to do. It's sad that people feel like they gotta apologize for this cause we all want you to be feeling your best and at your best!"

Megan, indeed, has been through a lot especially given the recent invasion of her L.A. home by two thieves who stole hundreds of thousands worth of her possessions. According to TMZ, the burglars gained access into her abode by smashing a glass door at the back of the house with their gloved hands.

The men reportedly took about $300,000 to $400,000 in jewelry, money, and electronics from within the pad, but thankfully, the hip-hop star was not home when they invaded.

While no arrests have been made yet, detectives are working to gain more information using the home's surveillance and evidence from neighbors. The unfortunate incident comes days before Megan was set to host "Saturday Night Live," which she was possibly preparing for at the time of the robbery.

This certainly would cause mental and emotional turmoil for the six-time BET Awards winner, coupled with her past challenges with her mental health. Megan has always been open about her mental health, and given her experience, she launched a related website in September, which The Blast reported.

The mental health website features resources of various categories, including free therapy organizations, mental health hotlines, and a section for users to find a therapist, among others.

While the website will not be her public endeavor within the mental health sector, the year before, Megan shared more details about her personal experience with caring for her mental health.

Speaking with Taraji P. Hensen on "Peace Of Mind With Taraji," she opened up about feeling hopeless after losing her parents, causing her to look for a source of help.  The "Fever" musician also admitted to her belief that mental health is more important to her than ever due to the greater pressure she felt.

And as an outgoing and extroverted person, it was often difficult for her to realize that not everyone around her always had the best intentions. Still, her rise to fame gave her a better understanding.