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Robin Williams was a beloved actor who tragically took his own life in 2014 at the age of 63. While the true reason for his death was initially unknown, it was later revealed that he had been struggling with major depression, which led to his use of drugs and alcohol.
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Uma Thurman, despite her successes in films like 'Kill Bill' and 'Pulp Fiction,' suffered from depression due to the fact that she had two failed marriages and being a single mother was devastating to her. However, she found emotional balance through the practice of yoga.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones was diagnosed with depression and bipolar disorder, and she spoke publicly about it after experiencing an episode when her husband Michael Douglas was diagnosed with throat cancer.
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The renowned Canadian actor, Jim Carrey who has been awarded numerous times for his memorable performances in both comedic and serious roles, has battled depression since his teenage years. He has revealed that he decided to stop taking the drugs prescribed by specialists.
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Angelina Jolie has revealed on several occasions that she suffered bouts of depression. She came to confess two crucial moments in her life: the death of her mother from cancer and her separation from Brad Pitt.
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Selena Gomez is another successful singer who has experienced the discomfort of deep sadness. She explained that at the beginning of the pandemic, she experienced symptoms of early depression.
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Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, was another celebrity who suffered from depression throughout his life. It was even believed that his death was due to an overdose of anxiety medication.
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In 2010, the singer checked into rehab due to her struggles with eating disorders, bipolar disorder, and self-harm. Two years later, Demi Lovato decided to share her experience to inspire others to seek help with her own mental health issues.
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The famous singer and now Oscar-winning actress, Lady Gaga, opened up about struggling with depression in the past when she would wake up in the morning and realize she was "Lady Gaga." She felt overwhelmed by the impact her career and work pace had on her personal life.
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Gwyneth Paltrow suffered from postpartum depression after giving birth to her second child. She has openly talked about how she didn't initially feel maternal affection for her son, which led to her feeling like a bad mother and person.
Depression affects people of all socioeconomic levels and professions, including those in the world of celebrities who are increasingly breaking taboos and speaking out about their struggles.
Here's a list of those celebrities who have spoken openly about their battle with depression.