Robbie Williams He has been open about his fight for a long time. Mental health Over the years, he has been openly admitting that he suffered from a wave of depression earlier this year.
In a new interview with mirrorthe British pop superstar (51) spoke about his fight after being first diagnosed with depression in his 20s.
angel Hit maker After a series of set-ups and catastrophic family news, he felt “sad” and admitted that he was “confused” because he was not depressed after “a very long time.”
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“This year started with mental health for some illnesses that I had not had for a very long time,” he told the publication.
“I was sad, I was worried, I was depressed.”
He said he was feeling better now, but was shocked to see how he felt depressed recently.
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His parents and stepmother have all been experiencing health warfare and he said he was recently diagnosed with scurvy. He said his diet potentially affected his mental health.
“I thought I was on the other end of the arc,” he said of the depression fight.
“So it was just a mess that it came back.”
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Williams is just called his autobiographical film Better man, Critics’ acclaimed reviews are set to embark on a new tour.
He said before Jonathan Ross Shaw In 2020, his wife, Idafield, “saved his life.”
The pair tied the knot in 2010.
“I look back at the 15 years I was with my wife and she gave me life,” he said.
“Here I’m getting emotional with Terry. She definitely did.”
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Williams, who fought addiction, said earlier solar That he had “bigorexia,” “I had an inclusive eating disorder that I’ve been with me all my life and that’s a mixture of all the disorders.”
“I had ‘Bigorexia’. It thinks you have no muscles, no size or anorexia… it was a restrictive or overdose – I didn’t have it right. ”
If you are affected by eating disorders or body image concerns, or know anyone you know, contact the Butterfly National Helpline at 1800 Ed Hope (1800 33 4673).
If you or someone you know needs support for a mental health issue 13 11 14 Lifelines or Alcohol and Drug Support Line for 1800 198 024. In an emergency, call 000.
