Duffy reveals rape ordeal to ‘help others who have suffered the same’

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Back in February, Duffy came forward to reveal her time out of the spotlight was because she had previously been raped and held captive.

In the month of February, the singer Duffy announced to the world that she was raped and kidnapped in the past. The 35-year-old singer did not reveal many details about her horrific experience.

Duffy, the Welsh singer behind the hits "Mercy," "Well, Well, Well" and "Rain on Your Parade," has for the first time shared the details of her harrowing abduction and rape ordeal that led to her disappearing from public view following her 2010 albumEndlessly.

Earlier this year, singer Duffy revealed that she had been held captive and raped in a shocking post.

British singer Duffy has opened up about being raped and held captive, in a long and deeply personal statement.

In February, Duffy took to social media to reveal that she recused herself from her career and the limelight as the result of trauma from being kidnapped and raped. The U.K. singer had been inactive for the better part of a decade — in the late 2000s, she seemed poised for the kind of massive neo-soul career that Adele has enjoyed in her wake.

Duffy has spoken out about the horror incident where she was drugged and kidnapped.

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