Madison De La Garza Reveals 'Desperate Housewives' Role Led to Eating Disorder at Age 7

Longtime Marvel Cinematic Universe actress Karen Gillan is opening up about her dream role in the DC universe now that her work is done on Guardians of the Galaxy.

EastEnders have confirmed that Ben Mitchell, played by Max Bowden, will be the centre of an eating disorder storyline in the coming months.

EastEnders is to air a new storyline that will deal with the eating disorder bulimia. Upcoming episodes will see Ben Mitchell, played by Max Bowden, struggle with the disorder and attempt to hide it from his family.The long-running soap has worked alongside leading UK eating disorder charity Beat to produce the storyline.

Crystal Kung Minkoff says she almost considered alternative treatment during her eating disorder recovery.

Sharing her thoughts. Crystal Kung Minkoff admitted that she’s considered taking Ozempic while in recovery for an eating disorder.

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Jordan Fisher opened up about being diagnosed with an eating disorder while his wife was pregnant.

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Katie Holmes likes to research her roles. Years ago, while preparing for the romantic-comedy “First Daughter.” Holmes revealed that she called Jenna Bush Hager for some help. Bush Hager never called back.

Madison De La Garza, well-known as the child star from later seasons of ABC's opened up this week about her battle with an eating disorder sparked by cyberbullying following the show. «They said things like they wanted me to die because of what I looked like,» De La Garza told podcast host Elizabeth Vargas this week. While speaking about her experience with online attacks, the actress shared memories of sneaking onto the computer to find comments about herself. «It was just horrible, like, 'ugly fat cow,' and 'I hope you get cancer and die because you're so fat,» De La Garza recalled.De La Garza played Juanita Solis, the daughter of Eva Longoria's Gabrielle Solis, on the show. She took on the role in season 5, after the series jumped five years ahead.

Madison De La Garza was haunted for years by the insults heaped upon her at age 6.

"Desperate Housewives" star Madison De La Garza admitted that the cyberbullying she received while starring on the drama led her to "starve" herself. De La Garza, who portrayed Eva Longoria's daughter, Juanita Solis, in the series, revealed she developed an eating disorder at 7 years old due to the "horrible" things said about her online.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Madison De La Garza, who gained television fame as a child star thanks to her role on ABC’s “Desperate Housewives,” opened up to journalist and former “20/20” anchor Elizabeth Vargas on the “Heart of the Matter” podcast about battling cyberbullying and an eating disorder following her run on the show (via Entertainment Weekly). De La Garza appeared on four seasons of “Desperate Housewives” as Juanita Solis, the daughter of Eva Longoria’s character, Gabrielle Solis. De La Garza took over the role of Gabrielle’s daughter in Season 5, when the show jumped ahead five years from the previous season. She was only six years old at the time. The actor stayed in the role through the final season of “Desperate Housewives,” which ended in May 2012.