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These famous girls have overcome depression

2022-11-23 00:50:59Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
These famous girls have overcome depression
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They are talented, attractive, rich and internationally known… but they did not escape the monster of depression. But neither fame nor wealth can "vaccinate" celebrities against devastating depression.

Apart from the celebrities that we sadly know have ended their lives due to severe depression, there are several others who have shown that they have battled it and overcome it or continue to battle it.

We rounded up some famous girls who have faced depression in their lives and weren't shy about talking about it publicly.

KIRSTEN DUNST

The 39-year-old actress revealed that when she was in her 20s, she entered rehab to help with depression. Dunst says she struggled with the condition for years and realized it was creating a lot of anger. "All I will say is that medication is a great thing and it can really help you get away from something," she says. "I was afraid to take it and so I wasted a lot of time on it."

KATY PERRY

The pop star shared her struggle with depression during a 96-hour YouTube live stream. In an emotional sit-down with Siri Sat Nam Singh, host of Viceland's Therapist, Perry said she opened up because she wanted her fans to see the real her. "If people can see that I'm just like them, they can dream just as big."

LADY GAGA

The pop star, whose hits include 'Paparazzi' and 'Poker Face', says she has struggled with depression and anxiety throughout her life. Gaga is not ashamed to admit that she takes medication for depression. In an interview with Billboard magazine, she said she believes it's important for people to talk about their mental health.

KRISTEN BELL

The actress, known for voicing the character of Anna in the movie Frozen, says she has been depressed since she was in college. In a report for the website Motto, Bell says, "There is nothing weak about fighting mental illness." She says she went public in an effort to shed more light on the disorder and lighten the image created around it.

GWYNETH PALTROW

The Oscar-winning actress shed light on postpartum depression when she spoke about her 5-month battle after the birth of her second child, Moses. “I felt like a zombie,” she told Good Housekeeping in 2011. “I couldn't get into my heart. I couldn't access my emotions. I couldn't relate.” She also experienced clinical depression after her father's death in 2002.

CARA DELEVINGNE

At 15, Delevingne was rich and famous, but she was also hit by a "massive wave of depression, anxiety and self-loathing." An initial attempt at therapy and medication was unhelpful and Delevingne returned to harmful behaviors such as partying and drugs. In an interview with Vogue, Delevingne said: “I was packing and suddenly I wanted to finish it. I had a way and it was right in front of me. And I wanted to decide if I love myself as much as I do. I love the idea of ​​death.” , Delevingne says Outkast's "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" was what pulled her out of her dark spot


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