Selena Gomez became visibly emotional during a recent taping of the popular British talk show “The Graham Norton Show” after hearing a fellow guest’s comments about her mental health documentary. Comedian Miranda Hart shared that watching Gomez’s documentary “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me” on Apple TV+ encouraged Hart to open up about her own health challenges in an upcoming book.
Hart told Gomez that seeing someone as famous as her be vulnerable about struggles with anxiety, depression, and lupus inspired Hart to share her experience with chronic fatigue from Lyme disease. As Hart spoke, Gomez grasped the comedian’s hand while visibly moved by Hart’s words. Hart emphasized the courage it takes to publicly document such personal health battles on camera.
Gomez has been vocal about managing her mental health conditions and undergoing a kidney transplant for lupus. Directed by Alek Keshishian, “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me” offers an intimate look at Gomez’s journey with these issues. The documentary highlights the challenges of maintaining her public persona while dealing with the pressure of fame and anxiety. Critics say it doesn’t shy away from the real aspects of celebrity life.
Moments like this exchange remind us of the importance of representation and openness regarding mental health. When famous people share their stories, it helps reduce stigma and encourages others to get help or speak up. As the conversation around mental wellness advances, honest stories continue breaking down stereotypes in the entertainment world and beyond.