Mariah Carey is a worldwide star who has had unmatched success in the music business. She has sold millions of albums all over the world.
She has made a lot of money throughout her career and has been called one of the best entertainers in the world.
Carey has had mental health problems like anxiety and sadness, just like many other Latinos, even though she has done many great things.
According to research, at least 16% of Latinos, or 10 million people, have been diagnosed with mental illness, but only 34% have received treatment.
This disparity is sometimes related to stigma and linguistic problems, which prevent persons from receiving adequate care.
Additionally, financial constraints make it difficult for individuals needing assistance to obtain it.
Mariah Carey’s career peaked in the late 1990s when her critically acclaimed album ‘Butterfly’ was published. Despite her achievements, her demanding lifestyle and celebrity hurt her mental health.
After a traumatic divorce from businessman Tommy Mottola, Carey found refuge in a three-year relationship with Mexican singer Luis Miguel, which terminated in 2001, causing additional emotional distress.
This intense period of stress it resulted in the singer’s exhaustion-induced collapse and hospitalization.
Mariah Carey bravely announced her fight with bipolar illness type II, a condition marked by alternating spells of extreme melancholy and mania, in 2018.
Despite the risk to her career and reputation, the singer spoke up about her experience to help reduce the stigma around mental diseases.
Since then, she has gotten help and fought for more people to know about mental health issues.
Carey hopes that her efforts will persuade people that having such problems is nothing to be ashamed of and that it is possible to manage them appropriately with the help of professionals.
