Azealia Banks suffers miscarriage and announces the devastating news with heartbreaking Facebook post

By Sarah Jones For Dailymail.com

Published: 11:18 EST, 20 December 2016 | Updated: 15:57 EST, 20 December 2016

Azealia Banks has suffered a miscarriage.

The 25-year-old rapper took to her Facebook page on Tuesday to announce the tragic news - in a post which has since been deleted - with her fans and admitted she feels 'confused and guilty.'

She also said she is in 'shock' over what has happened.

The 212 hit-maker decided to tell her followers the sad news because she wanted to know if others who had lost a baby felt like a 'failure' like she does right now in the wake of the miscarriage.

'Confused and guilty': Azealia Banks, 25, suffered a miscarriage and announced the devastating news with a heartbreaking Facebook post on Tuesday

Her emotional post read: 'So I've just had a really major life event happen and I want to talk about it because this wouldn't be an Azealia Banks page without loads of oversharing right?'

'Anywho, I've just had a miscarriage and am pretty taken aback by it all and really confused and in shock and guilty and a bit depressed and like a failure and very ashamed,' she continued.

She asked her fans: 'Has anyone else had this same experience who cares to share some words of wisdom or words of anything regarding this topic.'

'A really major life event': The 212 hit-maker decided to tell her followers the sad news in a post - which has since been deleted - because she wanted to know if others who had lost a baby felt like a 'failure'

'The self-loathing bit is a real struggle for me at the moment so share any words here, They will be greatly appreciated. Thanks (sic)'

Azealia received an outpouring of support and condolences from fans all urging her not to blame herself for what happened.

One fan posted in support: 'Your not a failure! Its normal to feel these emotions after a traumatic event i felt the same after mine. Its hard to believe right now but it does get easier over time. You never get over it but its easier to live with. You grieve how you need to and remember it wasn't your fault and your not a failure. (sic)'

Another follower responded: 'Omg I hope you recover soon and get some rest and relaxation. Take time to process what just happened. Try not to stress it. (sic)' 

The BET Award Best Female Hip Hop Artist nominee's announcement comes shortly after battery charges she filed against Russell Crowe, 52, were dropped earlier this month following their scuffle on October 15.

'It wasan't your fault': Azealia received an outpouring of support and condolences from fans all urging her not to blame herself for what happened

The LA County District Attorney's office stated that the Oscar winner was justified throwing the rapper out of his Beverly Hills Hotel suite, where the altercation occurred.

They rejected filing a battery charge against the Gladiator star due to 'lack of sufficient evidence.'

Multiple party attendees described Azealia as 'erratic' and 'verbally aggressive.'

Prosecutors determined that a jury would likely 'find the physical escort out of the room was justified to prevent the imminent violence threatened by Banks.'

'Justified': Azealia's announcement comes shortly after battery charges she filed against Russell Crowe, 52, were dropped earlier this month following their scuffle on October 15

The controversial singer and songwriter filed a report with the Beverly Hills Police Department against the Australian actor alleging he choked her, spat on her and called her the N-word.

The DA even felt the spitting - which didn't actually land on her - was 'incidental to preventing more serious threatened violence.'

As for the N-word, Russell's The Man with the Iron Fists director RZA confirmed in a Facebook post on October 20 that the actor did not utter a racial slang.

'I did not hear Russell call her a n*****,' the 47-year-old rapper, actor and filmmaker - born Robert Diggs - wrote.

'Embarrassed': The controversial singer and songwriter filed a report with the Beverly Hills Police Department against the Australian actor alleging he choked her, spat on her and called her the N-word

'Before the night is over Azealia is insulting half the room she becomes loud and obnoxious...Azealia threaten to cut a girl in the face with a glass, then actually grabs a glass and physically attacks for no logical reason...I felt a little embarrassed because she was my guest.'

'There was nothing funny about her behavior. I felt a little embarrassed because she was my guest. Still verbal abuse can be tolerated but when it goes physical,' he explained.

The multi-talented star continued: 'Azealia threaten to cut a girl in the face with a glass, then actually grabs a glass and physically attacks for no logical reason. Russell blocked the attack and expelled her from the suite. (sic)'

'Seeing is believing and I saw her behave as an obnoxious erratic individual and in the circles I frequent this was unprecedented. I was totally puzzles by her and thought maybe meds or booze or something had her zoned out. Nevertheless I made sure she got home safe. THIS IS NOT A RACE OR GENDER ISSUE. I did not hear Russell call her a N::gg:::: (sic)'

Before Twitter suspended her account on May 12, the Donald Trump supporter was better known for her social media beef with Zayn Malik, Sarah Palin, and Skai Jackson.

'I did not hear Russell call her a n*****': Russell's The Man with the Iron Fists director RZA confirmed in an October 20 Facebook post that the actor did not utter a racial slang

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