The reality TV stars who've spoken out about mental health

Ashnikko releases two new singles, the genre-blending artist has spoken to NME about mental health, as well as contributing to the Lady Gaga remix album ‘Dawn of Chromatica. Watch our video interview with Ashnikko above.‘Panic Attacks in Paradise’ and ‘Maggots’ follow Ashnikko’s debut mixtape ‘Demidevil’, which was released in January of this year.

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Katie Price’s family said they have been “concerned about Kate’s wellbeing and overall mental health” for some time following news the TV star was involved in a car crash earlier this week. In an Instagram post shared on Katie’s account, her family members said they were worried for the former glamour model and hoped she would realise “she cannot battle her issues alone.” “It takes great strength for one to acknowledge they need help… Mental illness is not a personal failure,” it read.

Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan has opened up about his mental health, experience in rehab and “consequence culture” – after pleading guilty to assault last year.Meighan parted ways with the Leicester group in July 2020 shortly before being charged with assaulting his partner Vikki Ager, who he then married this summer.

Reaching out. British model Katie Price is struggling with her mental health and seeking professional help, her family revealed.

Katie Price's family have shared an impassioned post telling her followers they are "worried about her wellbeing" in the wake of reports of her car crash earlier Tuesday, September 28. The statement read: "This message has been written by Kate's family.

Remi Wolf, on the cusp of releasing her debut album ‘Juno’, has opened up about her mental health issues and how the music industry could better help artists with their mental health issues.Speaking to NME for The Big Read, Wolf candidly spoke about her rising fame, which she described as a “weird, unnatural experience”.“I’m taking it all on and it’s a very weird, unnatural experience – I need support,” she said.

Olivia Rodrigo knows that fame has a dark side; therefore, she is cautiously navigating her spotlight. For the 18-year-old “Good 4 U” singer, living a happy and healthy life is imperative.

When “Surge” debuted at Sundance in January (a full nine months before its release) the Ben Whishaw-starring thriller seemed like a surefire success—a modern-day “Taxi Driver” or realistic “Joker.” But this week, the film has been dumped on VOD with a little advertisement, promotion, or reviews.

Jordan Moreau Through a new initiative from the New York’s Office of Nightlife, restaurant workers, performers, and hospitality business operators can receive mental health support as the COVID-19 pandemic takes a toll not only on the economy, but the physical and mental health of workers around the state.Workers in the nightlife community can access free weekly online support groups to address trauma and stress in their industry, through the partnership between the Office of Nightlife, Mayor’s

Scarlett Johansson‘s Disney lawsuit was a shock when the details came to light due to their relationship with years and years with her portraying Marvel‘s Black Widow.

iOS - Android Health chiefs say that they hope to have cleared the waiting list by March 2023, and added that services are still reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.The figures have been described as "a crisis" by politicians. Pam Duncan-Glancy, the Labour list MSP, told Lanarkshire Live : "These figures need to be a wake-up call for the Scottish Government.

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In her latest column for OK!,Emily Andrea discusses her thoughts on the importance of talking about your mental health, praising US Open champion Emma Raducanu for prioritising her mental wellbeing. Emily also admits feeling sad as her son Theo started school and discusses the latest Covid vaccine updates.

iOS - Android The 25-year-old completed his SIA training and was pro-actively contacting employers about vacancies. Ryan told Lanarkshire Live : “I spoke with David Stewart at Cordant Security, and we discussed my experience.

Naman Ramachandran Some 68% of teens say that seeing positive portrayals of mental health conditions on-screen breaks down stigma, a survey commissioned by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has found.The research, conducted by YouGov, also reveals that 48% said that seeing these positive depictions helps them understand issues around mental health, can act as a springboard to get help and that a scene in a film or TV show has prompted them to talk to their friends or parents about

Tori Amos has spoken to NME about how creating new album ‘Ocean To Ocean’ helped her “write herself out of hell” of the mental health issues brought on by the pandemic.Announced earlier today (September 20), Amos’s 16th album ‘Ocean To Ocean’ is a record that helped to pull the classically trained artist out of what she calls a “tough place mentally”.