Noah Cyrus Speaks About Past Xanax Addiction, When She First Took the Pill, Recalls Her Low Moments, & More

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Zack Sharf Nearly everyone agreed last fall that Ana de Armas was one of the best parts about “No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s final outing as super-spy James Bond, so naturally the actor is getting asked a lot of questions about who should replace Craig in the next 007 movie. De Armas doesn’t have a name, but she does think Bond should remain male.“There’s no need for a female Bond,” de Armas recently told The Sun. “There shouldn’t be any need to steal someone else’s character, you know, to take over.

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Noah Cyrus is opening about how difficult it was for her during the early days of her career to be asked about her famous sister Miley Cyrus, revealing that she even felt “stripped of identity.”The 22-year-old musician talked to Rolling Stone about her childhood and growing up in the public eye, explaining that she always wanted to be a “normal kid” but had a hard time having a “public family,” in reference to the success of Miley and their country star dad Billy Ray Cyrus.“I had a really hard time being a part of a public family, and I struggled a bit with that, because it wasn’t exactly my first choice,” Noah explained, further talking about struggling with mental health issues, including depression, anxiety and prescription drug abuse.“I had a hard time with people coming up to me and saying, ‘Are you Miley Cyrus’ little sister?’ or ‘Are you Hannah Montana’s little sister?’ I did not like that, and it stripped me of my own identity for a long time.”The singer is currently preparing to release her new album ‘The Hardest Part’ which is set to be released in September, revealing that working in her music was good for her and ultimately helped her to recover from substance abuse, as she said to be in a “dark pit, bottomless pit” during the COVID-19 pandemic, taking benzodiazepine Xanax.“It gave me so much structure in the time that I really needed structure, because I didn’t want to just be sitting around and stirring in my brain,” Noah said about her upcoming album, “It gave me hope.”

Hayden Panettiere is opening up about how she spent years secretly battling addictions to opioids and alcohol. "I was on top of the world and I ruined it," the former "Nashville" star revealed for the first time in the new issue of People magazine. "I’d think I hit rock bottom, but then there’s that trap door that opens." The 32-year-old became a star when she was just 11 years old, appearing in soap operas and the 2000 sports drama "Remember the Titans" opposite Denzel Washington.

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Noah Cyrus has discussed her recovery from a Xanax addiction and how she used music to get through her struggles.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the singer opened up about her addiction to the drug, which is often prescribed for anxiety and panic attacks, and where it all began. “My boyfriend at the time, when I was 18, was the first person that gave me a Xanax, and it became a way for us to bond,” she said.“I think I wanted to fit in with him.

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Noah Cyrus got candid about her drug addiction in a new interview.

Noah Cyrus is opening up her battle with addiction. In a new interview with , the 22-year-old singer reveals for the first time that she's been in recovery for a Xanax addiction for two years.Cyrus says that she first tried Xanax when she was 18, when her then-boyfriend offered her the drug, which is often prescribed for anxiety and panic attacks.«My boyfriend at the time, when I was 18, was the first person that gave me a Xanax, and it became a way for us to bond,» she tells the outlet.

The Hardest Part.“I'm not trying to be, like, any spokesperson for recovery or anything like that. I, myself, am just going through it and figuring it out,” the now 22-year-old said.

Noah Cyrus is finding her way out of the shadow of substance abuse.

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