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Little Mix Alum Jade Thirlwall opens for her continuous recovery from chaotic eating.
“I have a battle every day with myself not to go on Ozempic,” said Thirlwall, 32, The guardian In a profile published on Saturday, August 16. “I don’t judge people who do, but because I have a history of eating disorders, I don’t know where taking something like that would end me.”
Thirlwall Anorexia fought as a teenager and has since been recovering.
“Now, I’m in my 30s and the healthiest I’ve ever been, but every time I post a picture, there are comments saying, ‘It must be pregnant.’ The sad thing is that he is usually women, ”she told the outlet, revealing how comments on her body affect her mental health.
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Thirlwall added, “People used to see me in a group environment, five or 10 years ago, when I was thin stick because I was in my early 20s with an eating disorder.
Thirlwall rose to fame in the British Little Women’s Group Little Mix side by side Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jesy Nelson After the group is created The X Factor. After Nelson, 34, left the band in 2020, the remaining members continued as a trio. Later went on hiatus in 2022.
When talking to The guardianThirlwall thought that his old disorder eating thoughts often appeared during the band’s height.
“I didn’t think so at the time, but when I looked back at photos of times when I was quite unhappy, I think, ‘Wow, Girlie, you were very thin, very,” said the Brit Award winner. “The pattern was there. Historically, if I’ve ever felt something beyond my control, then restriction of food has been a means of control my life in a very toxic way.”
Thirlwall had been honest before about how she was able to overcome her battle with anorexia.
“He arrived at the point when I knew I needed someone else to say, feeding a horrific secret like that is obviously very damaging to your mental health and, obviously, my physical health,” he remembered the BBC Sounds’ “Life Hacks” podcast In 2019. “The minute I started talking to people about it was the moment I started to improve.”
Thirlwall sought treatment at a local hospital when she was 18. Her leak was approved several weeks before her audition for The Factor X.
If you or someone you know are struggling with an eating disorder, visit the National League website to eat disorders or call their helpline at +1 (866) 662-1235. Topic “Alliance” to 741741 free, 24/7 support.
