Last week, Paramore’s Hayley Williams opened up about her battle with mental health challenges, emphasizing the importance of seeking help from organizations that support those in need.
However, some individuals raised concerns in the comments of the post regarding Fruits Hair Lab, the Nashville salon co-founded by Williams.
The salon also allegedly deleted comments from former employees detailing toxic workplace experiences, which allegedly led one employee to seek therapy.
Other allegations suggested that Williams had overlooked certain issues at the salon, with some criticizing her statement for mere show.
In a response on Instagram, the frontwoman made it clear that she will no longer hinder her team from intervening against individuals who try to take advantage and tarnish her reputation.
Read her statement below:
On World Mental Health Day on October 10, Good Dye Young, the hair dye brand also co-founded by Williams, took to social media to share a post in which she publicly acknowledged her lack of mental health. previous understanding of mental health issues and their profound impact. may be present on individuals.
The Misery Business singer shares her journey of struggling with both mental and physical health challenges for a long time; After being diagnosed with “depression and a specific type of PTSD” in 2018, she realized the profound impact mental illness has on a person’s physical health, a connection she had previously made. don’t fully understand.
“I didn’t appreciate how connected my mind and body really were,” says Shs. “By the way, this type of fatigue is becoming more and more common. Overall, it seems impossible to develop in the modern world.”
In her reflection, Williams emphasized the important role mental health professionals and functional physicians played in her journey to receiving a diagnosis. Without their guidance, she admits that she might have remained unaware of her condition and would have persevered in facing the challenge independently.
Williams concluded her lengthy post by urging fans to visit the social media profiles of Inclusive Therapists, Black Girls Therapy, and The Trevor Project, and emphasized the importance of finding help and guidance for those facing their own challenges.
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