5 Stars Going To Rehab At A Very Young Age
Young individuals who become renowned frequently become enmeshed in an overwhelming party scene. Teenagers also lack completely formed brains that aid in navigating choices and consequences. Sadly, this often leads to celebrities ending up spending time in rehab when other children are obtaining their driver's licenses or going to prom. The five youngest celebs to enter rehab are listed below. You'll see a pattern of people entering treatment for nebulous reasons:
She issued a statement saying, “I am not blaming anyone else for my conduct other than myself. I very much want to be healthy and gain control of my life and career and have asked for medical help in doing so.” Since then, Lindsay has spent three more times in treatment, but she now appears to have discovered a means to avoid getting into trouble.
Meanwhile, the singer claimed herself, “It has become clear to me and those close to me that after many years of putting my work first, I need to spend some time on myself in order to be the best person I can be.”
According to reports, Selena visited the center for emotional problems (some people think that her relationship with Justin Bieber was a big part of that). She declared on IG, “I’ve done everything I could to the best of my ability. Thank you for the unconditional love and cyber hugs. You inspire me,” after leaving the Arizona rehab facility.
Lovato admitted to US Weekly in 2014, “It’s been difficult. I almost went back to rehab for my eating disorder last summer. I was obsessing over food and terrified of it at the same time.” She has become a vocal supporter of body positivity over the last several years.
“It helps to remind myself how far I’ve come,” Demi continued. “I recently saw pictures from my first tour, and I spent that whole summer performing in the heat in a red leather jacket because I was ashamed to show my arms. And that was when I was 105 pounds! This tour, I’ve had the confidence to show my arms at every single concert. It may seem like a small thing, but for me, that’s huge.”
Her mother enrolled her in a rehabilitation center when she was only fourteen. She even made an attempt at suicide. Fortunately, Drew found sobriety, authored an autobiography titled Little Girl Lost about her experience, and later enjoyed a significant career turnaround.
She shared in an interview, “I went to hell and back. But I wouldn’t have it any other way. Then I wouldn’t be in the position I’m in happy about life and comfortable in my skin. Everything is fate.”
Around the time she entered rehab for a third time, Kelly told People magazine, "I have to take every day as it comes. This is a disease. I was born with it. I’ll die with it.” She is, nevertheless, cautiously upbeat. She said, "I just want to be happy. Anything is better than the way it was.”
She began attending "food rehab" in 2014, a new form of therapy. After breaking up with her fiancé Matthew Mosshart, Kelly put on nearly twenty pounds and checked herself into a weight-loss facility.
1. Lindsay Lohan
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She issued a statement saying, “I am not blaming anyone else for my conduct other than myself. I very much want to be healthy and gain control of my life and career and have asked for medical help in doing so.” Since then, Lindsay has spent three more times in treatment, but she now appears to have discovered a means to avoid getting into trouble.
2. Selena Gomez
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Meanwhile, the singer claimed herself, “It has become clear to me and those close to me that after many years of putting my work first, I need to spend some time on myself in order to be the best person I can be.”
According to reports, Selena visited the center for emotional problems (some people think that her relationship with Justin Bieber was a big part of that). She declared on IG, “I’ve done everything I could to the best of my ability. Thank you for the unconditional love and cyber hugs. You inspire me,” after leaving the Arizona rehab facility.
3. Demi Lovato
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Lovato admitted to US Weekly in 2014, “It’s been difficult. I almost went back to rehab for my eating disorder last summer. I was obsessing over food and terrified of it at the same time.” She has become a vocal supporter of body positivity over the last several years.
“It helps to remind myself how far I’ve come,” Demi continued. “I recently saw pictures from my first tour, and I spent that whole summer performing in the heat in a red leather jacket because I was ashamed to show my arms. And that was when I was 105 pounds! This tour, I’ve had the confidence to show my arms at every single concert. It may seem like a small thing, but for me, that’s huge.”
4. Drew Barrymore
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Her mother enrolled her in a rehabilitation center when she was only fourteen. She even made an attempt at suicide. Fortunately, Drew found sobriety, authored an autobiography titled Little Girl Lost about her experience, and later enjoyed a significant career turnaround.
She shared in an interview, “I went to hell and back. But I wouldn’t have it any other way. Then I wouldn’t be in the position I’m in happy about life and comfortable in my skin. Everything is fate.”
5. Kelly Osbourne
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Around the time she entered rehab for a third time, Kelly told People magazine, "I have to take every day as it comes. This is a disease. I was born with it. I’ll die with it.” She is, nevertheless, cautiously upbeat. She said, "I just want to be happy. Anything is better than the way it was.”
She began attending "food rehab" in 2014, a new form of therapy. After breaking up with her fiancé Matthew Mosshart, Kelly put on nearly twenty pounds and checked herself into a weight-loss facility.
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