Selena Gomez, celebrated actor and singer, recently affirmed her commitment to mental health advocacy, calling her journey “just starting” in a heartfelt interview with E! News. Speaking at her Rare Impact Fund Benefit, she discussed her dream to create safe spaces for those facing mental health challenges, providing resources and support for individuals in need.
Gomez, who has been open about her experiences with bipolar disorder and Lupus, emphasized the necessity of human connection and support. Highlighting the value of empathy, she explained, “Sometimes you just need someone to tell you, ‘I feel you,’ or ‘Me too.’”
As a vocal advocate, Gomez, 32, strives to normalize conversations around wellness, especially regarding the complexities of women’s mental and physical health. For her, life isn’t just a “highlight reel” but rather a mix of challenges and achievements that deserve recognition.
Balancing her career with her advocacy work, Gomez’s Rare Impact Fund aims to raise $100 million for mental health resources, illustrating her vision for a future that fosters open dialogue and robust mental health support.