In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, pop sensation Kylie Minogue, known for her LGBTQ anthems, opened up about the emotional toll fame has taken on her mental health. The beloved artist, who has been in the spotlight since the 1980s, candidly shared her journey of navigating the challenges of fame while protecting her mental well-being.
Kylie’s career skyrocketed after her role on the soap opera Neighbours in the 1980s, and she made her mark in the music industry with her hit single “Locomotion.” Over the years, she has become an LGBTQ icon, with her music, especially her recent single “Padam Padam,” resonating deeply within the queer community.
Despite her continued success, Kylie acknowledges the difficulties that come with fame. She emphasized that it’s now easier to discuss the impact of fame on mental health openly, expressing gratitude for the ongoing dialogue on this important issue.
The pop sensation also highlighted her commitment to safeguarding her family’s well-being, emphasizing the importance of their support during her journey in the public eye. Kylie’s approach to maintaining her privacy involves a “common-sense” element, albeit with some necessary sacrifices.
Throughout her career, Kylie has grappled with self-esteem issues, a struggle shared by many artists. However, she believes that as she enters middle age, she can reflect on her experiences with a newfound perspective, recognizing the challenges and hard work behind making pop music seem effortless.
As Kylie Minogue gears up for the release of her 16th studio album, “Tension,” her candid discussion on fame and mental health serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining one’s well-being in the demanding world of entertainment.