As a dedicated follower of Selena Gomez, I have been moved by her unwavering courage and vulnerability throughout her journey. Her latest revelation about nearly halting the release of her documentary, “My Mind & Me,” showcases yet another instance of her bravery in facing her struggles with mental health, lupus, and bipolar disorder.
Recently, Selena Gomez disclosed the reasons behind contemplating the postponement of her Apple TV+ documentary titled ‘My Mind & Me’, where she shared intimate insights into her battles with mental health issues, her experiences living with lupus and bipolar disorder, and aspects of her professional journey.
Ever since I’ve been following Gomez closely these past few years, I’ve seen her bravely share her health story. She even confessed that she initially held back on releasing the documentary due to its intense emotional weight. Keep reading for more insights!
In a recent conversation with Vanity Fair, Selena Gomez discussed her upcoming musical crime comedy, Emilia Perez, where she portrays the character of Jessi Del Monte. During this open dialogue, Gomez also revealed her apprehension regarding releasing her documentary.
The artist shared with the media that she had second thoughts and a brief moment of hesitation about releasing her song ‘My Mind & Me’ several weeks before its debut. She even considered stopping its broadcast, stating, “I inquired if there was an option to withdraw,” further explaining, “Legal advisors were consulted, but we never escalated it to Apple as everything had already been finalized.
When the documentary came out, the singer admitted that she chose not to watch it right away and felt too anxious to go outside for several days, describing her feelings as being scared to venture out.
Initially, the singer found the concept of the film daunting, but her confidence returned thanks to fan support, as they had shared comparable experiences. She confided, “Gradually, I began to accept it, and I felt it was truly beneficial.
Nevertheless, the actress from The Dead Don’t Die clarified that this incident didn’t reflect her present condition. She elaborated that during that period, her mental state was unstable due to a chemical imbalance, making it extremely difficult for her.
Gomez went on to say that back then, others were labeling her as a “victim,” which annoyed her since she strongly feels that showing vulnerability is among the most courageous actions one can take. She expressed her gratitude for each day and made it clear that she won’t allow this narrative to control her life.
The vocalist openly shared that she experiences tough days just like anyone else, but also confessed to having endured many hardships. She expressed that she doesn’t wish for others to feel pity towards her circumstances.
In the meantime, Selena Gomez’s upcoming movie titled “Emilia Perez” is slated for a theater release on November 1, 2024, followed by its streaming debut on Netflix from November 13.
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2024-09-10 11:08