Selena Gomez feels “inspired” by the next generation when it comes to mental health.
The 31-year-old actress, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2020, hosted a special event for her Rare Impact fund on Wednesday.
He later revealed that the company had raised $7 million for mental health causes and took to social media to explain that he was left with “a lot of hope” afterward.
She wrote on Instagram: ‘Our third annual @rarebeauty Mental Health Summit has me leaving inspired by the next generation, filled with so much hope and grateful to each of you for being on this meaningful journey with us.
‘Mental health means a lot to me and I am honored that we can share this mission with the world together.
Selena Gomez feels “inspired” by the next generation when it comes to mental health. The 31-year-old actress, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2020, hosted a special event for her Rare Impact fund on Wednesday.
He later revealed that the company had raised $7 million for mental health causes and took to social media to explain that he was left with “a lot of hope” afterward.
‘Thank you to everyone who joined us and continues to use your voice for good!’
The Only Murders in the Building star spoke with US Surgeon General Vice Admiral Vivek Murthy during the event, where the two discussed “the power of social connection and how communities, like the one Selena has created “.
And she claimed the Rare Beauty founder had been “paving the way for self-acceptance, support and healing” around the world.
In October 2023, the former Disney Channel star hosted her first annual Rare Impact Fund charity event at Nya Studios in Hollywood and gave a speech in which she talked about how she had ‘struggled’ until her diagnosis gave her the tools to face times. difficult. .
She said: ‘I struggled with the world inside my head for a long time and felt lost and at times hopeless.
‘And in 2020, I received my diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
The Only Murders in the Building star spoke with US Surgeon General Vice Admiral Vivek Murthy during the event, where the two discussed “the power of social connection and how communities, like the one Selena has created “.
She wrote on Instagram: “Our third annual @rarebeauty Mental Health Summit has me leaving inspired by the next generation, filled with so much hope and grateful to each of you for being on this meaningful journey with us.” Seen with Murthy and Elyse Cohen
(From left to right) Anijah Lezama, Raquel Mata, Judith Martinez, Cohen, Gomez and Natasha Baron
“Mental health means a lot to me and I am honored that we can share this mission with the world together,” she added.
And, to be honest, everything changed quickly.
‘I actually got the knowledge and answers I had been desperate for for so long.
“And understanding that obviously makes me more aware of it and less afraid than before.”
Gomez is seen leaving the event in New York City.