Camila Cabello weighs in on ‘unstable’ mental health concerns
Camila Cabello explains the ‘really unstable’ moments she suffered during the start of the pandemic
Singer and songwriter Camila Cabello recently tugged at heartstrings by laying bare her ‘unbearable’ emotions during the start of the pandemic.
The singer tugged at heartstrings while speaking to Apple Fitness+ Time to Walk.
There the Cuban Mexican songwriter explained the toll her anxiety took and was also quoted saying, "Before the pandemic, I felt really burnt out. I had been working pretty nonstop since I was 15. And the rigor with which I started working, there was just no time off."
The sneak peek into her interview also included a candid admission where the singer highlighted how, "I was barely home. I didn't have time to get to know who I was outside of my career.:
“Pile that onto struggles with mental health, with anxiety, with these toxic levels of stress, it wasn't even a meltdown because I would just work through it."
"I was just exhausted in every way and at that point, I felt like I was running a marathon with a broken leg. I kept going, but it was extremely hard.”
Before concluding she also added, “And I wish that I would've just been like, 'Let me just stop for a second and get a nice cast for my broken leg and get some physical therapy.' But I didn't. COVID stepped in and kind of did it for me."
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