Amorosi, 44, has spoken for the first time about the bitter feud with her mother, Joyleen Robinson, that has torn her family apart and ended in a courtroom. Ms Robinson, who had been living at the Narre Warren house since 2001, was forced to leave. In past interviews, Ms Robinson has claimed her daughter suffered a brain aneurysm that changed her memory and behaviour, suggesting others manipulated her into financial decisions. “It’s infuriating because it’s like you are taking away my credibility.”The singer said she has long felt silenced by her mother. And that’s the only way I can make it simple.”For Ms Robinson, the feud has been devastating.