Stars who've spoken out on mental health from Frankie Bridge to Roman Kemp

Loose Women panellist Frankie Bridge spoke out today about her fear of ketchup and how she's never given it to her sons. Former The Saturdays singer Frankie, who recently addressed reports she's set to appear on the upcoming series of I'm A Celebrity...

Holly Willoughby was left screaming while Frankie Bridge swore after This Morning pulled an epic Halloween prank for anyone entering the ITV studios on Thursday. During the special spooky-themed episode, it was revealed that a person dressed in a werewolf costume had hid in a bin by the entrance to jump out and scare the stars.

Love Island's Dr Alex George may not have found love in the villa, but he won the nation's hearts with his appearance on the ITV series and the work he's done since.

Frankie Bridge has addressed reports she's set to appear on the upcoming series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on Tuesday's instalment of Loose Women.

Candice Brown has said her mental health has declined in light of her ADHD diagnosis in January 2020. The 2016 Great British Bake Off winner had struggled with depression before she was told she had ADHD, and is now working with psychiatrists to help her.

Scots actor Gary Hollywood has admitted he found himself unable to ‘shower or shave’ during a crippling battle with his mental health.

I'm a Celebrity when it returns at Gwrych Castle next month. The Saturdays star looks set to follow in the footsteps of her husband, ex-footballer Wayne Bridge, who appeared on the ITV series in 2016, as reported by the Mirror.

Frankie Bridge is reportedly following in the footsteps of her husband Wayne by signing up to appear on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! It has been five years since the Saturdays singer's former footballer other half finished in fifth position on the show, where he landed himself in hot water after discussing his and Frankie's sex life.

Sources claim that pregnant Louise Thompson is feeling "shaken" after the "devastating" house fire "terrified" her last week. The Made in Chelsea favourite, her fiancé Ryan Libbey and her mum were involved in a fire when a wine cooler "exploded" in the middle of the night.

Tiny Changes, the charity set up in memory of Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison, has launched a new mental health fund.Hutchison died by suicide in May 2018, having suffered from depression. The following year, the late musician’s family – his brother and Frightened Rabbit drummer Grant, brother Neil and his parents – announced Tiny Changes.

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Manchester United great Wayne Rooney will open up about his mental health battle during an upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary about his life.

Mind and race equality think tank The Runnymede Trust partner with Sony Music UK to deliver important new findings.Sony Music UK and Mind’s ‘Young People and Racial Trauma’ will investigate the best mental health interventions for young people affected by racism.

mental health charities and musicians have spoken to NME about the pressures still facing young people as the UK exits lockdown, and the importance of reaching out for help.England lifted nearly all of its COVID-19 restrictions on July 19 this year, paving the way for live music and festivals to return to the country as the vaccination rollout continues.When a number of mental health charities spoke to NME back in March to mark one year since the first coronavirus lockdown was announced, they