But for them to actually come out as my guests, it’s kind of mind-blowing to me.” Also, feeling the love of my comrades who were there with me at times of my career, like the time when Ja and Ashanti came out on my set. “Being back on tour has really re-energized me in a lot of ways. “The appreciation level is far beyond what it ever was before,” Lloyd said. Last month, Lloyd wrapped up The Millennium Tour, headlined by B2K, and felt a renewed energy while performing for fans nearly every night for three months. In the movie, he portrays Gregory Williams, founder of the 1970s band Switch and close friend of the DeBarge family. In the midst of still celebrating, Tru Lloyd is now prepping to see himself on screen in The Bobby DeBarge Story, which airs June 29 on TV One. “Anytime you have a little bit of sunshine in your life, whether that feeling is love or love for something or someone, life itself seems like the greatest blessing.” “I have a lot going on all of a sudden, it seems like,” Lloyd said. The break from the spotlight afforded the 33-year-old the opportunity for self-reflection, which in turn gave him a “minute” to prioritize what really carries value in his life and career. Now, the singer is back reinventing his life, which includes a different perspective on his music career detailed in his 2018 return album Tru and his first movie role in The Bobby DeBarge Story.
