Singer JoJo Shares How Depression Was Like Living in A ‘Blue Space’ Where She Couldn’t ‘Get Out’ of Her Mind

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9 May 2024 at 11:47 am·1-min read

Singer JoJo Shares How Depression Was Like Living in A ‘Blue Space’ Where She Couldn’t ‘Get Out’ of Her Mind

PLUS: Tess Holliday admits her “mental health is a little fragile right now” while calling out online trolls

For Mental Health Awareness Month in May, we're drawing attention to all things mental health through our Let's Talk About It initiative. And that includes highlighting celebrities who are doing just that — talking about it — bringing attention to their own mental health issues in order to destigmatize the conversation around the topic and encourage others to feel less alone, or to seek health if needed. This week's PEOPLE in 10 features JoJo and Tess Holliday, both of whom have spoken about their own experiences.

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