Roommates, today is #WorldMentalHealthDay and in an effort to continue to erase the stigma of mental health, especially within the black community, we want to not only acknowledge the day, but also shed light on some very famous faces who also suffer…to show those of you who may be struggling that you’re definitely not alone.
Always remember that struggling with mental health is nothing be ashamed of—and if you feel like you need support, don’t hesitate to reach out to friends, family or a professional. If you need help feel free to visit MentalHealthLine.org. #MentalHealthAwarenessDay
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Kanye West – He’s been very open about his struggles with bipolar disorder and depression. He is also one of the most successful & influential artists of all-time.
Jenifer Lewis – She’s been speaking publicly about mental health following her 1990 bipolar disorder diagnosis. She is also the “Mother Of Black Hollywood” and our forever fave.
Michelle Williams – A few years ago she revealed her intense struggles with depression. She is also part of one of the biggest girl groups in history.
Kid Cudi – He’s frequently discussed his battles with depression and suicidal thoughts in his music. He is also responsible for ushering a new sound in hip hop.
Halle Berry – She admitted her suicidal thoughts following the end of her first marriage. She is also a celebrated, Oscar-winning actress.
Big Sean – He’s previously discussed dealing with depression and anxiety issues since he was a teenager. He has also used his music as an outlet & is considered one of the best in the game.
Jada Pinkett Smith – She admitted that during her 20s, she was extremely suicidal. She is also a legendary actress in both TV & film.
Mariah Carey – In 2018, she went public for the first time regarding her bipolar disorder diagnosis. She is also one of the best-selling, iconic artists of all-time.
Roommates, always remember to regularly check on those you love…including then strong ones.
