'Bachelor' Star Ben Higgins Reveals He Had a 'Breakdown'

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One foot in front of the other. Ben Higgins is choosing to see the silver lining after moving back home in the wake of a “breakdown.”

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What’s a Bachelor to do when he’s no longer a bachelor? Ben Higgins is trying to figure that out.

Ben Higgins is being transparent about his mental health struggles. The former Bachelor, 32, revealed that he’s at a “low place” during an appearance on Trista Sutter‘s podcast Better Etc. on July 6. The TV personality, who has been vocal about his struggles with depression and addiction in the past, told Trista that he’s back in his home state of Indiana in the aftermath of a “breakdown.”

Ben Higgins is opening up about his recent struggles with mental health. In a new episode of the podcast, Higgins revealed that he's back in his native Indiana after suffering a breakdown, where he hopes to «figure out what my life is going to look like.»«I am back in Indiana right now because of a breakdown, again, in my life where I don’t know what’s happening.

From the outside looking in, former “Bachelor” star Ben Higgins would seem to be living an enviable life.

Not all rosy. Ben Higgins has experienced plenty of ups and downs since his time on the Bachelor franchise — and now he’s taking time to regroup and refocus.

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