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1. headsupguys.org › 20-male-celebrities-speaking20 Male Celebrities Speaking Out About Depression

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   • Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Photo by Eva Rinaldi, Flickr. “I found that with depression one of the most important things you could realize is that you’re not alone.
   • Stormzy. “If there’s anyone out there going through it [depression], I think for them to see that I went through it would help. Because for a long time I used to think that soldiers don’t go through that.
   • Wil Wheaton. “One of the primary reasons I speak out about my mental illness, is so that I can make the difference in someone’s life that I wish had been made in mine when I was young, because not only did I have no idea what Depression even was until I was in my twenties, once I was pretty sure that I had it, I suffered with it for another fifteen years, because I was ashamed, I was embarrassed, and I was afraid.”
   • Trevor Noah. “One of the best things that helps depression is work, and socialising with other people and connecting. Because when you work you find purpose.”

2. www.menshealth.com › celebrities-with-depression15 Celebrities With Depression - Famous Men Open About Mental ...

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   Feb 22, 2019 · From Ryan Reynolds to Brad Pitt and Michael Phelps, these male celebrities have opened up in one way or another about their own struggles with depression.

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3. dosomething.org › article › famous-men-get-real12 Times Famous Men Got Real About Mental Health

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   Feb 6, 2020 · 12 Times Famous Men Got Real About Mental Health. From Chance the Rapper to Zayn Malik to The Rock. While we know that anyone can be impacted by mental illness, it’s worth digging a little deeper into the way that men in particular navigate mental health.

4. www.healthcentral.com › slideshow › celebrities-who15 Celebrities Open Up About Their Mental Health Battles

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   • Ashley Judd. In a 2013 Today Show interview, Ashley Judd told Matt Lauer, "I was absolutely, certifiably crazy and now I get to have a solution, and for those who are co-dependent or suffer from depression, there is a solution."
   • Emma Stone. When she was 9 years old, Emma Stone drew a picture of her anxiety, a scary green monster that Stephen Colbert showcased for his audience in his 2017 interview with the Academy Award-winning actress.
   • J. K. Rowling. Even more gripping than her epic Harry Potter books is the British author’s 2008 Harvard commencement address where she explained how failure and times of darkness can guide you to a sense of purpose.
   • Halle Berry. When her marriage to baseball player David Justice failed, Halle Berry became despondent and tried to commit suicide. In an interview with Parade magazine in 2007, the Oscar-winning actress revealed that she tried to gas herself.

5. www.webmd.com › ss › slideshow-depression-celebs19 Celebrities With Depression - WebMD

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   • The 39-year-old actor has revealed that when she was in her 20s, she entered a rehab center for help with depression. Dunst says she struggled with the condition for years and realized she was bottling up a lot of anger.
   • He’s one of Hollywood’s highest paid actors, but “The Rock” recently opened up about depression to the Express, a British newspaper. “Struggle and pain is real,” said Johnson, who saved his mother from a suicide attempt when he was 15.
   • The pop star shared her struggles with depression during a 96-hour livestream on YouTube. In an emotional session with Siri Sat Nam Singh, host of the Viceland channel’s The Therapist, Perry said she opened up because she wanted her fans to see her true self.
   • Just like his character Don Draper on Mad Men, Hamm has battled some heavy stuff. He’s been open about his bouts with depression and says it was particularly rough after his father died when he was in college.

6. www.bbc.co.uk › programmes › articles15 celebrities get super real about their mental health issues

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   From Selena Gomez to Zayn, these are the stars speaking out about their own battles with depression, anxiety, OCD and more mental health issues, and championing their fans to get help with theirs.

7. www.billboard.com › lists › stars-mental-healthStars Who Speak on Their Mental Health Issues and Struggles

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Stars who have spoken about their mental health and try to destigmatize mental health struggles include Lizzo, Lady Gaga, Adele, Kid Cudi and more.