Wynonna Judd admits helping daughter during meth battle ‘bit me in the butt'

Wynonna Judd is reflecting on the painful lesson she learned while trying to help her daughter Grace Kelley through her years-long battle with methamphetamine addiction.

Kelley, 30, has struggled with drug addiction and faced a string of related legal troubles for more than a decade.

She is currently serving a 15-month sentence at Rockingham County Jail in Harrisonburg, Virginia, after pleading guilty in June to a felony charge of driving with a suspended or revoked license.

During an interview with Fox News Digital, Judd, 62, who recently released her deeply personal album "The Hard Truth," candidly opened up about coming to the realization that some of her attempts to help Kelley only exacerbated her daughter's problems.

CUT OFF BY YOUR ADULT CHILD? PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCHER REVEALS WHAT PARENTS SHOULD DO NEXT "I really lost myself with Grace and I enabled her, which comes down to basically giving her money for drugs," Judd admitted.

"And here I thought I was buying her a car.

And those things really bit me in the butt." "And I'm still feeling, you know, some guilt and shame about that," she added.

LADY A'S CHARLES KELLEY SHARES BEFORE-AND-AFTER PHOTOS SHOWING HOW SOBRIETY TRANSFORMED HIS LIFE The country star also shared what she would tell other parents struggling to help their children without enabling them.

"I would say work on yourself," Judd said.

"That was one of the things that I was told.

And working on myself, getting the peace, letting her see that she's attracted to that.

Maybe she wants to get better herself.

So let the light shine." COUNTRY HITMAKER REVEALS HOW FAITH CARRIED HIM THROUGH SON'S MURDER — AND TOWARD COMPASSION FOR HIS KILLER "Let your light shine through the cracks, that's how they see the light," she continued.

"And hopefully she'll want the same thing that I have.