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Fans Rally Around Lizzo After She Posts Emotional Video About Her Mental Health Struggles

Fans Rally Around Lizzo After She Posts Emotional Video About Her Mental Health Struggles
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Lizzo shared a vulnerable moment on TikTok about her mental health.

Thousands of comments filled with love and support for the singer poured in.


Wiping away tears in her eyes, Lizzo said:

"You know that part of sadness where you feel like a burden on everyone and annoying and nobody cares about you? Can we get rid of that part?"
"It's like yo, I'm already sad. You gotta add insult to injury that I have no one to talk to about it."
"It's crazy. Like why do we feel this way? Why do we feel this way when we get sad?"
"I don't want to feel this way anymore."
"I want to feel like I do have someone to talk to, people do care about me, I am loved, I am not alone."
"I don't want to feel but I don't feel like that."


Lizzo ended the video saying it was "embarrassing" to show those emotions, but so many people responded with quite the opposite.

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Lizzo followed up in a reply video where she explained how she started thinking about her relationships and life and how that can quickly turn dark.

@lizzo Reply to @dionreloaded AND IM TALKING TO MY THERAPIST TODAY ❤️ use ur tools. Love y'all
♬ original sound - lizzo

She also said she's doing alright and she's glad she posted the video:

"I'm definitely glad I reached out in anyway that I could, and TikTok was one of those ways."
"And to feel received and seen and heard really, really helped me."
"I'm not crying anymore. I'm gonna drink some tea and take a bath and

She ended with:

"Thank you so much, again. I love you guys. And if you're going through things just know you're not alone."

Again, she received praise for sharing her experience with mental health.

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Lizzo posted a few silly videos in the bathtub, playing her flute for fun and a video duet with another TikToker doing a breathing exercise.

In a final update she told us all the other things she did for self-care and is definitely feeling better.

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