Selena Gomez granted an interview to Rolling Stone, providing the publication with a rare opportunity to engage in a candid conversation with the singer.
In the interview, Selena Gomez discussed the ramifications of her health issues, revealing that she will be unable to conceive children.
For the first time, she shared intimate details of her life with bipolar disorder, highlighting the struggles she has faced. Selena disclosed that during periods of heightened symptoms, she often grappled with thoughts of ending her life, leading her to seek treatment in specialized centers on four separate occasions.
During her darkest moments, Selena reasoned that the world would be better off without her presence.
Selena Gomez spoke about the consequences of health problems: she will not be able to have children.
The artist shed light on her experiences transitioning from manic phases, describing instances where she felt an overwhelming desire to buy cars for all her loved ones, only to later succumb to depression from which she struggled to recover.
Throughout her life, Selena has faced numerous challenges, including bipolar disorder, lupus, and a kidney transplant she underwent in 2017.
Selena Gomez spoke about the consequences of health problems: she will not be able to have children.
Due to her condition, Selena relies on a significant number of medications. She mentioned that two of these medications, which are psychotropic in nature, may hinder her ability to conceive and carry children naturally.
Nonetheless, Selena expressed her deep desire to have children and affirmed that she intends to become a parent in the future.
