Ellie Goulding opens up about her battle with 'chronic anxiety': 'I don't feel things'
Ellie Goulding says that music and regular exercise keeps her 'sane'
Ellie Goulding recently got candid about her struggles with acute anxiety that makes her feel "numb."
On the first week of December's issue of Stellar Magazine, on 3 December, Ellie Goulding talked about her struggles with chronic anxiety that leaves her feeling numb and the rare moments of joy when she is not feeling panicked.
Ellie shared with the magazine, "I get such chronic anxiety that in the rare moments I don't have anxiety, I feel so happy and full of joy that I'm not having it."
"If I am in an anxious state, I don't feel things. I numb myself to everything," she explained.
The Love Me Like You Do hitmaker also said that music gives her comfort and inspiration in those difficult moments. She said, "art can bring something positive out of you, especially if you rediscover an artist you love."
The 35-year-old reiterated that regular exercise, too, helps provide relief. She shared in the interview that "Running [for fitness] was such a good way to… honestly, I owe it to that to staying sort of relatively sane, I suppose."
Previously, in January 2022, Ellie had shared in an emotional social media post that she's finding it difficult to manage her crippling anxiety especially after welcoming her son Arthur Ever in Winter of 2021.
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