I don’t know what it is about her, but I have always been so attracted to her personality and what she gives off when she’s acting. There is such a genuineness to her as an actress and clearly as a person. I’ve always loved her and so glad that she is coming back. She was in so many iconic childhood movies, and teen movies that helped shape my generation!
IKR. BTW I hope what happened to yesteryear's young celebs (Britney, MJ, LiLo, Paris, Amanda, Hayden, Mary-Kate and Ashley, Todd Bridges, etc.) will serve as a stern warning to today's young stars (I'm talkin' to ya, Ava Max).
She said it so well..."People thought it was my choice to be depressed." This is real. People think it's a mind over matter situation and don't realize it is something that literally takes hold of you and needs attention and treatment. Thanks, Hayden. I have always been a fan & you were one of my mother's favorites.
@@jonathanmayberrydesigns definitely but my point is depression can take a hold of you to the point of making you believe that alcohol is the only way to cope. it’s a vicious cycle that can make you do things you typically would not. it is ultimately her responsibility to take help and dig herself out of the dark hole.
I fell into alcoholism hard and fast , my trauma coupled with two bad relationships I found myself in a near death state . I am sober 5 plus years , I never thought where I was I could ever get sober , but I did ! Congratulations to anyone reading this who has got sober 💕💕💕
I have never been an alcohol drinker and I’ve faced so much stigma and criticism for not drinking. Thus, I can empathize with someone who was deep in the alcohol culture and was able to get sober. Congratulations on your sobriety.
@@socrates5135 As an alcoholic, I hope my daughter never starts. She's only 11, but we've warned her and warned her. It's on both sides of the family. I'm actually coming up on my 20 year anniversary in a few days. Kind of hard to believe. Hope my daughter never has to think about that kind of anniversary, because those of us that have those anniversaries are a tiny minority of alcoholics. The vast majority of alcoholics die as drunks and I can't imagine a more sad and lonely way to go.
Good for you. I have a lot of respect for those who can answer the first hard question honestly, understanding that you have a problem. I hope you are proud or your great accomplishment.
Congratulations. Ive been working on cutting back, I'm 31 now, been drinking daily since freshman year in high school, I only drink beer 95% of the time, but pretty much its getting to the point I can't even hold it down sometimes, like my brain says yes, but my body and stomach say NO... I'm also I'm dependant on opiates ever since a botched surgery I had and had to have another one to fix it, I had a torqued appendage. Back then I didn't know how crazy additive an physically dependant people got on these opiates, I didn't think it was a problem because the doctor was giving them to me. Well when they took them away like my last script, I was left so sick and wrestles and uncomfortable, my mind felt frantic and my anxiety was through the roof, I talked to people about how ive never felt so bad in my life, and they advised me it was in fact the drugs that I stopped taking. I immediately called up this girl I knew who was always trying to trade me other drugs for weed (because back then I did sell pot but thats it and before this I had never been a drug addict, just occasional pot head, and dull time alcoholic) anyway... I went straight to her and traded for a bottle of liquid hydrocodone, and a bunch of vicodin pills. Now, 11 years later I'm still on opiates, only now its fentanyl because pills are 5 times the price they use to be, since the government took everyone's pain killers and flooded the streets with heroin, then they took away the heroin and its all Fentanyl... The government did this, no one can tell me otherwise. Ive seen friends grandmas and parents go from being sober gofers, and going to Alonon meetings and stuff to snorting heroin with their adult children... This guy down the street from me got in a motorcycle wreck, he was a dedicated Norman and family man, taekwado instructor and owned his own barber shop. Now he lays around doing pills all day and snorting fentanyl when he's out of pills. I knew him since I was a child and I know all 6 of their kids,, non of us can believe what he became. Its sad.
Gotta give it to her for being strong enough to allow her daughter to be away from her so she could heal. And to her daughter's father for being willing and understanding and supportive of her journey.
Yes. So many women have to go through these struggles while their children are with them everyday. Im glad she had the opportunity to do this. I hope when her daughter grows up she doesn't have any resentment towards her mommy. Being a mom is one of the hardest jobs ever and everyone is constantly judging you...way way more than fathers get judged.
Vlad has been a punching bag for her. He's stayed loyal to her while she's run to other men and come back. Hopefully she beats her struggles. But I hope her daughter realizes early that she's a bad mom.
@@veganpotterthevegan "But I hope her daughter realizes early that she's a bad mom." -- why would you 'wish' something like that on any child? How about, "I hope Hayden is able to get the help and healing she needs so she can find her peace & happiness and be a fantastic mother to her daughter"
@@veganpotterthevegan where do u get that? Were u there? Are u him? No u have zero clue about the personal stuff in their relationship….so don’t assume things….it only makes u look like an ass
@@veganpotterthevegan I think people should do more research before they take everything at face value. Much more at play here. Dig into the dark deep end.
I'm so proud of Hayden. Addiction & depression is so hard to overcome. I'm glad she is healing, finding the right people to be around & staying sober. She is beautiful & talented & it's so nice to see her happy & healthy again. Can't wait to see her acting again as well :) prayers to her & her family & still praying for Ukraine
Anyone that can open up to admit their struggles and battles of any kind should be commended and supported however we can! Having been around so many toxic people that remain in denial while running me into the ground snd making me feel it is me gives me a deep appreciation for those that can say I have a problem and I need help and get help!
I can really relate to this. I'm glad she's in her path to healing and have a lot of respect for her in her sobriety and not caring what people think and just getting on with life. Lots of love Hayden💕💕💕💕
We love you Hayden. Your not crazy. And it's sad us as women are mad to feel that way. I'm glad you've found the help you cried for. I always looked up to you and still do. You have been and always will be a inspiration to many. Stay strong.
She is such a joy to hear tell her story about how she overcame her addiction issues. Can’t help but to think of all the other women out there struggling who don’t necessarily have the resources or support to enter into treatment to get better, and who will continue to struggle in silence while life demands everything of them.
I agree. Alcoholics Anonymous is free and it’s in every city. (In the us at least) it’s not residential but the resources are their. My connection with a higher power is what pulled me out. I did outpatient but it wouldn’t have stuck if i wasn’t supported spiritually. There are also many internet groups. I know not all women have both but where there’s a will there’s a way
Im specifically talking about her mentioning how she left her child in the care of someone else close to her while she received treatment. Having the support and village it takes to be able to do that is a great gift. There are a lot of women with children who don't have a village, or the resources to be able to put themselves first in order to get better.
Every time stars like her, the ones my age I watched on tv, open up about this stuff I feel a wave of RELIEF. Also sadness but mostly overwhelming relief. Money, fame - none of it will solve any of our problems and we never know what someone is going through. She is so strong for putting herself first and will now no doubt have a career with more longevity and vibrancy. You deserve it all Hayden. You go girl.
She’s brave for opening up about hardships, I send her the best possible outcome! ❤️ As a society I think it’s important to look at the way we treat and normalize alcohol. Especially young adults, I’m considered weird because I refuse to spend my weekends partying and getting drunk. I’ve lost important family members before I was even born due to alcohol. Didn’t even get a chance to meet or love them. Not cool. I hope anyone who feels like they need to have a drink to feel okay, realizes that you weren’t born with a bottle of alcohol to live. All we really need is love and support. ❤️
I worked her photo op booth at the Calgary Comic Expo in 2012 and she was so withdrawn and quiet. She put on a smile for the fans of course, but she definitely seemed off. Glad she’s getting the help she needs. 💕
I've missed her acting especially watching her at a young age she was an inspiration. Knowing her struggles made me give her respect for her decision in overcoming it. First time I ever watched her was on bring it on and it became my favorite since.
I've always found her to be absolutely stunning and magnetic. I commend her for picking herself up and fighting though her demons every day to become a stronger version of herself. I believe in her and I know she will overcome. 💜 You got this, Hayden!!!✊🏾🔑💜💜💜💜
It's a really hard thing to admit and open up to, especially as a mother there is shame involved. I went through post partum and alcohol/drug dependency as well. Good for her for being strong and taking the time she needed to invest in herself and heal 💝💝
No matter how far down the scale we have gone, we will see how our experience can benefit others. It’s a very personal thing to share something like this, and it’s a very brave thing.
I'm glad they did this interview. I remember seeing the tabloids and media saying she was out of control and a drunk and abandoned her kid. It is nice to hear her side of the story and PPD is a real and common thing. Good to here her daughter is safe and she has a relationship with her!
Its amazing how she managed to come out from the addiction and she deserves applaud for being so open about the issues she had. Hayden you are as gorgeous as ever..very beautiful & elegant
Poor thing. So many people battle this same strong monster, inside themselves. It is an ongoing challenge. Hope she is able to maintain, may the force be with her.
She seems like such a sweet person. I feel for her struggling with alcohol and feeling so alone in those moments and no one being there for you. It is crushing. I'm glad she's healing now and made some friends who can relate.
I loved this woman as an actress and a person growing up. Remember the Titans was my favorite movie ❤️ So glad she’s helping the world in any way that she can and for being strong for her child. I’m just glad she’s getting better and able to move on one step at a time with her life. Battling your inner demons is honestly the toughest thing in the world. 😭
Woah!! Wow!! Just wow!!! Hayden, you’re truly an inspirational woman!! I honestly am so glad you are staying strong!!! I’m glad your daughter is safe! Thank you for sharing your story
Depression is really hard. I’m going through it right now. I haven’t left my room in days. I’ve been drunk. Spiraling into this dark place and it’s harder when you don’t have support
Yes I’m hoping and praying that you will find the light. I’m trying to find mines and everyday it’s an struggle and battle, but I believe you will definitely reach it.
Hey! I hope that you are doing better today. In addition to putting down the bottle, please make sure you work on getting rid of processed foods out of your diet (sugar, flour, vegetable oils, additives, preservatives, artificial flavors, colors and ingredients). If God did not make it, then it was not intended for your body to thrive and is causing your body and brain to be out of balance. Focus on getting your omega 3s, fresh and organic fruits and vegetables, berries, avocados, walnuts, salmon, sardines and almonds are your friends. I struggled with depression for many years but it was not until I removed the processed foods out of my diet and added in real foods that I finally got my mental health under control. You are suffering from a chemical imbalance that makes life seem unbearable, but you can get out of it, but you are the only one that can get you out of it. I am wishing you all the best! ❤️
@@brnsexy2321 Hey! Please check out my reply. You can get through this but you have to remove the barriers from your life that are hindering your progress. This is not your fault and there is light at the end of the tunnel. I am rooting for you! I have been you, so I know it can be done.
Be strong. I suffer, too. It's the deepest, darkest hole imaginable and you think you can never crawl out of it. I've been drunk, too. It's been like a Band-Aid for me at times. Sometimes it does spin out of control and, quite frankly, it's embarrassing.
Hayden is going to heal always like she did in Heroes. Everyone is saying I can heal too. That's how it was for me. 4 years. That's beautiful that now she is better and has a family. I enjoy success stories like this.
Wow, you don't know what people will or currently are going through. Glad that things got better..😥 💗 Definitely remember her from years ago because I'm a nineties baby.
I was there with her through her recovery and know first hand what a tough road it was for her and how she felt so alone and unsupported. I have always appreciated her strength. I am glad to hear she has better people around her. God bless you dear Hayden. You have come so far!!!
Thank you, Hayden, for your STRENGTH to share your story! Depression is a symptom of what you go through, and sometimes it's chronic. Substance abuse isn't uncommon with depression and anxiety. I'm so proud of you for your courage to be transparent and the attempt at fixing that negative stigma. We are rooting for you!
It's outrageous to me that we live in the 21st century and there is still this huge stigma associated with depression and mental health in general. It's not your fault, you are not in control, it is not a choice!
It is a choice, a lot of people go through this but they get passed it and do something about it besides crying about it. This society is doomed with this weak mentality
@@dariusslay279 it isn't a choice. Depression can be genetic based and trauma doesn't fully go away. I am currently going to therapy for ongoing panic attacks due to c-ptsd and the trauma is still there, we just learn to manage it better. You are just ignorant.
I couldn’t agree more too, those headlines and articles were very saddening. Glad she’s speaking on her truth, & struggles, also from her own mouth, and not TMZ, or some trashy tabloid fodder magazine.
As someone who has also struggled with ppd, hearing her even talk about it makes me want to cry. The hold those claws have on you while you're going through it, it's unimaginable unless you've experienced it.
Exactly. You’re expected to be grateful and happy during this time, but PPD is gut wrenching. Trying to care for your child and yourself… I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
When I was first pregnant with my first daughter. After I had an emergency C-section. It was totally a very hard recovery period. It took me almost 3 months to recover. Physically and mentally. At the time we were staying at my parents for week. Because the doctor didn't want me to go up and down stairs for at least another week. After I got home and was by myself that's when I noticed that I would take care of my infant daughter and would be starting housework, realizing, I should be resting instead and taking care of myself. Instead. The minute I would get into the shower that's when the phone would ring. But after that I would get back into bed and cry and cry Back then I didn't know that I had ppd. Because it was 42 years ago. I wished I had known about ppd. Thank you Hayden. Your a strong women and you turned your life around for the better. Congratulations!
I’m so glad she’s sober and doing better! She’s such a great actress and I have so much respect for her. Go Hayden! I miss you. I loved you so much in Nashville.
I love you Beth Cooper is one of my all time favorite movies as corny/bad as people will say it is it’s a comfort movie for sure. I’m so sad that this is the road life took her down but I’m so happy she’s finally freeing herself and trying to start a new! I wish her nothing but the best❤️
God bless you Hayden for speaking up about your journey. I also turned to substances after having Postpartum Depression and I didn’t even know I had it, no one EVER told me about it I felt SO ALONE. Thank god for LOVED ones & support. We support you Hayden and your daughters name is beautiful just like you!!
Her toughest decision in life was the right one, sending her daughter to live with her father must have been extremely difficult. But I think it saved her life.
As a recovering addict, this brought me to full blown tears 😅😞 I really hope she can heal fully. It takes a long time. I'm so glad she took 4 years. It took me 4 too.
I really think this shows how strong and beautiful she is inside to share with the world what a lot of people go through in this life. Even though from the outside everything looks perfect and good, but inside we are all dealing with something still. And I've seen a lot of celebrities lately come out and share their stories which to me is amazing. I think it would be great if more people could do this. I think weakness and showing the battles makes someone even stronger. Admitting there are problems, sharing one's issues in life, shows a lot of strength and growth.
She sounds like she is exhausted and still fighting some demons. Prayers to her. I'll never forget her out there during the dolphin massacre. I found a respect for her then and even more so now.
@@alana.gr_1345 she was at the cove. It's where they trap all the dolphin there and slaughter thousands of them. She tried to stop them but they either shooting at her or threatening to shoot her and those on their little boat. It was so horrific
I did also after loosing my Grandma to cancer and Son to a heart defect then my father to cancer all in a 3 year span. I just couldn’t take it anymore. It felt like wave after wave hitting me. Eventually after 2yrs of heavy daily drinking i noticed i was getting really bad stomach pains and prayed to GOD who helped me stop cold turkey. I had insomnia, nausea 24/7 and no appetite for about a year after going sober I even lost 70 lbs. I was a depressed mess😓
Have been a fan of Hayden's since heros she's an amazing actress and a kind beautiful soul, I'm glad she got the proper help, can't wait to see her new work
Something about not mentioning her as a "Heroes" star felt wrong! Also, I love her in "I Love You Beth Cooper" movie! I am excited to see her back in Scream 6!!
She is so charming and I think it's great that reprising her Scream role is going to not just entertain fans, but it's going to help her in her life get back on track as well.
I used to think, why'd she get a boob job and lip job, but listening to this makes me realize she sounds like such an honest and open and self-aware person. Note to self never to judge someone based on how they look.
I'm rooting for Hayden. I’ve always loved watching her work. Shes extremely talented. Take it one day at a time Hayden.
She’s so happy your rooting for her
Me too. It's interesting how they wrote it into Nashville
just want her to be happy and feel loved
Ugh she doesn’t need support from you
Lies again? HDB Paris
I don’t know what it is about her, but I have always been so attracted to her personality and what she gives off when she’s acting. There is such a genuineness to her as an actress and clearly as a person. I’ve always loved her and so glad that she is coming back. She was in so many iconic childhood movies, and teen movies that helped shape my generation!
IKR. BTW I hope what happened to yesteryear's young celebs (Britney, MJ, LiLo, Paris, Amanda, Hayden, Mary-Kate and Ashley, Todd Bridges, etc.) will serve as a stern warning to today's young stars (I'm talkin' to ya, Ava Max).
Good thing we asked
She said it so well..."People thought it was my choice to be depressed." This is real. People think it's a mind over matter situation and don't realize it is something that literally takes hold of you and needs attention and treatment. Thanks, Hayden. I have always been a fan & you were one of my mother's favorites.
drinking is a choice
@@jonathanmayberrydesigns definitely but my point is depression can take a hold of you to the point of making you believe that alcohol is the only way to cope. it’s a vicious cycle that can make you do things you typically would not. it is ultimately her responsibility to take help and dig herself out of the dark hole.
She's a big cry baby
@@hectorolivares2404 no one asked you for your input
Piss off, this celebrity isn't suffering in any way.
I fell into alcoholism hard and fast , my trauma coupled with two bad relationships I found myself in a near death state . I am sober 5 plus years , I never thought where I was I could ever get sober , but I did ! Congratulations to anyone reading this who has got sober 💕💕💕
Congratulations. Its hard work but you’re worth it.
I have never been an alcohol drinker and I’ve faced so much stigma and criticism for not drinking. Thus, I can empathize with someone who was deep in the alcohol culture and was able to get sober. Congratulations on your sobriety.
@@socrates5135 As an alcoholic, I hope my daughter never starts. She's only 11, but we've warned her and warned her. It's on both sides of the family. I'm actually coming up on my 20 year anniversary in a few days. Kind of hard to believe. Hope my daughter never has to think about that kind of anniversary, because those of us that have those anniversaries are a tiny minority of alcoholics. The vast majority of alcoholics die as drunks and I can't imagine a more sad and lonely way to go.
Good for you. I have a lot of respect for those who can answer the first hard question honestly, understanding that you have a problem. I hope you are proud or your great accomplishment.
Congratulations. Ive been working on cutting back, I'm 31 now, been drinking daily since freshman year in high school, I only drink beer 95% of the time, but pretty much its getting to the point I can't even hold it down sometimes, like my brain says yes, but my body and stomach say NO... I'm also I'm dependant on opiates ever since a botched surgery I had and had to have another one to fix it, I had a torqued appendage. Back then I didn't know how crazy additive an physically dependant people got on these opiates, I didn't think it was a problem because the doctor was giving them to me. Well when they took them away like my last script, I was left so sick and wrestles and uncomfortable, my mind felt frantic and my anxiety was through the roof, I talked to people about how ive never felt so bad in my life, and they advised me it was in fact the drugs that I stopped taking. I immediately called up this girl I knew who was always trying to trade me other drugs for weed (because back then I did sell pot but thats it and before this I had never been a drug addict, just occasional pot head, and dull time alcoholic) anyway... I went straight to her and traded for a bottle of liquid hydrocodone, and a bunch of vicodin pills. Now, 11 years later I'm still on opiates, only now its fentanyl because pills are 5 times the price they use to be, since the government took everyone's pain killers and flooded the streets with heroin, then they took away the heroin and its all Fentanyl... The government did this, no one can tell me otherwise. Ive seen friends grandmas and parents go from being sober gofers, and going to Alonon meetings and stuff to snorting heroin with their adult children... This guy down the street from me got in a motorcycle wreck, he was a dedicated Norman and family man, taekwado instructor and owned his own barber shop. Now he lays around doing pills all day and snorting fentanyl when he's out of pills. I knew him since I was a child and I know all 6 of their kids,, non of us can believe what he became. Its sad.
One of the kindest and most compassionate interviewers I’ve seen. You could tell she really made her feel comfortable about opening up
Gotta give it to her for being strong enough to allow her daughter to be away from her so she could heal. And to her daughter's father for being willing and understanding and supportive of her journey.
Yes. So many women have to go through these struggles while their children are with them everyday. Im glad she had the opportunity to do this. I hope when her daughter grows up she doesn't have any resentment towards her mommy. Being a mom is one of the hardest jobs ever and everyone is constantly judging you...way way more than fathers get judged.
Vlad has been a punching bag for her. He's stayed loyal to her while she's run to other men and come back. Hopefully she beats her struggles. But I hope her daughter realizes early that she's a bad mom.
@@veganpotterthevegan "But I hope her daughter realizes early that she's a bad mom." -- why would you 'wish' something like that on any child? How about, "I hope Hayden is able to get the help and healing she needs so she can find her peace & happiness and be a fantastic mother to her daughter"
@@veganpotterthevegan where do u get that? Were u there? Are u him? No u have zero clue about the personal stuff in their relationship….so don’t assume things….it only makes u look like an ass
@@veganpotterthevegan I think people should do more research before they take everything at face value. Much more at play here. Dig into the dark deep end.
I'm so proud of Hayden. Addiction & depression is so hard to overcome. I'm glad she is healing, finding the right people to be around & staying sober. She is beautiful & talented & it's so nice to see her happy & healthy again. Can't wait to see her acting again as well :) prayers to her & her family & still praying for Ukraine
It is physically impossible to overcome depression and addiction, but she can manage the symptoms
Hayden panettiere's mother is mixed german, english, irish, levantine. And her father is half italian. Her husband romani ukrainian.
I’m so proud of Hayden. Shes helping many young people deal with these problems 🧡
Always loved her!!! Rooting for her and she's a strong woman, she'll come back on top.
She looks so beautiful and grounded! Go Hayden we're all rooting for you ✨
Anyone that can open up to admit their struggles and battles of any kind should be commended and supported however we can! Having been around so many toxic people that remain in denial while running me into the ground snd making me feel it is me gives me a deep appreciation for those that can say I have a problem and I need help and get help!
I am so proud of her, speaking out about this is not easy. God bless her.
It's been such a pleasure to watch this woman grow up, and I adore her so much. SO happy she made it to the other side!!
I can really relate to this. I'm glad she's in her path to healing and have a lot of respect for her in her sobriety and not caring what people think and just getting on with life. Lots of love Hayden💕💕💕💕
We love you Hayden. Your not crazy. And it's sad us as women are mad to feel that way. I'm glad you've found the help you cried for. I always looked up to you and still do. You have been and always will be a inspiration to many. Stay strong.
*you’re
@@jflack6 guess you didn't catch my other typo of mad for made lol
She is such a joy to hear tell her story about how she overcame her addiction issues.
Can’t help but to think of all the other women out there struggling who don’t necessarily have the resources or support to enter into treatment to get better, and who will continue to struggle in silence while life demands everything of them.
I agree. Alcoholics Anonymous is free and it’s in every city. (In the us at least) it’s not residential but the resources are their. My connection with a higher power is what pulled me out. I did outpatient but it wouldn’t have stuck if i wasn’t supported spiritually. There are also many internet groups. I know not all women have both but where there’s a will there’s a way
Im specifically talking about her mentioning how she left her child in the care of someone else close to her while she received treatment. Having the support and village it takes to be able to do that is a great gift. There are a lot of women with children who don't have a village, or the resources to be able to put themselves first in order to get better.
Every time stars like her, the ones my age I watched on tv, open up about this stuff I feel a wave of RELIEF. Also sadness but mostly overwhelming relief. Money, fame - none of it will solve any of our problems and we never know what someone is going through. She is so strong for putting herself first and will now no doubt have a career with more longevity and vibrancy. You deserve it all Hayden. You go girl.
Man she's beautiful, & so talented. I hope she gets help
I feel she is being super genuine about her answers. I hope she feels a lot better now. I loved Nashville.
She’s brave for opening up about hardships, I send her the best possible outcome! ❤️
As a society I think it’s important to look at the way we treat and normalize alcohol. Especially young adults, I’m considered weird because I refuse to spend my weekends partying and getting drunk. I’ve lost important family members before I was even born due to alcohol. Didn’t even get a chance to meet or love them. Not cool.
I hope anyone who feels like they need to have a drink to feel okay, realizes that you weren’t born with a bottle of alcohol to live. All we really need is love and support. ❤️
SHES A COWARD WHO PARTICIPATED IN A HATECRIME OF A MOVIE CALLED THE COVE....
God I relate with her so much. Just turned 30 & taking my first steps to get sober. Wish her the best 🙏🏽
You got this ❤
She has so much charisma. I can’t wait to see her in her future projects
Do you know what charisma is ?
So happy she's overcoming her struggles...and can't wait to have her back in Scream 6 🙌💖
My heart goes out to her. She was keeping it real.
I've always been a huge fan of Hayden.
It's so good to hear she is healing.
I worked her photo op booth at the Calgary Comic Expo in 2012 and she was so withdrawn and quiet. She put on a smile for the fans of course, but she definitely seemed off. Glad she’s getting the help she needs. 💕
Always loved her. Now I love her even more. She is a fighter. I’m proud of her journey! She will help people by being honest about her struggles.
What a sweetheart. I wish her all the best on her journey.
Let's go Hayden!!! You are an amazing human being. You should be proud.
I LOVED her as Sam in Until Dawn. She's my favorite character. ❤
I've missed her acting especially watching her at a young age she was an inspiration. Knowing her struggles made me give her respect for her decision in overcoming it. First time I ever watched her was on bring it on and it became my favorite since.
Takes a lot of guts and humility to face addiction. I hope she remains healthy and finds happiness.
I've always found her to be absolutely stunning and magnetic. I commend her for picking herself up and fighting though her demons every day to become a stronger version of herself. I believe in her and I know she will overcome. 💜
You got this, Hayden!!!✊🏾🔑💜💜💜💜
It's a really hard thing to admit and open up to, especially as a mother there is shame involved. I went through post partum and alcohol/drug dependency as well. Good for her for being strong and taking the time she needed to invest in herself and heal 💝💝
She's so beautiful like she never aged at all 😍I hope for the best for her.
No matter how far down the scale we have gone, we will see how our experience can benefit others. It’s a very personal thing to share something like this, and it’s a very brave thing.
I hope that she's doing well. She's a well spoken lady, lovely lady. I wish her the best.
I'm glad they did this interview. I remember seeing the tabloids and media saying she was out of control and a drunk and abandoned her kid. It is nice to hear her side of the story and PPD is a real and common thing. Good to here her daughter is safe and she has a relationship with her!
Its amazing how she managed to come out from the addiction and she deserves applaud for being so open about the issues she had. Hayden you are as gorgeous as ever..very beautiful & elegant
She was in a drunken brawl just 3 months ago, I hope she gets better. I think she still has a long way to go but we’re rooting for you!
Why would you announce that about her 🤔🤔
She was AMAZING in that tv series Heroes! Truly an inspiring person to fall down and pick herself back up.
She was the most annoying character in the Heroes series, given way too much screen time and wouldn't die..
@@timelock8362 Really? I thought the main guys brother was alot more annoying.
Poor thing. So many people battle this same strong monster, inside themselves. It is an ongoing challenge. Hope she is able to maintain, may the force be with her.
Love from Florida Hayden,YOU MATTER 🫶🏼❤️
Posting 2-20-23. Her younger brother, Jansen, died yesterday at age 28. My condolences to the family and friends of Mr.Pannetiere.
She seems like such a sweet person. I feel for her struggling with alcohol and feeling so alone in those moments and no one being there for you. It is crushing. I'm glad she's healing now and made some friends who can relate.
I loved this woman as an actress and a person growing up. Remember the Titans was my favorite movie ❤️ So glad she’s helping the world in any way that she can and for being strong for her child. I’m just glad she’s getting better and able to move on one step at a time with her life. Battling your inner demons is honestly the toughest thing in the world. 😭
Woah!! Wow!! Just wow!!! Hayden, you’re truly an inspirational woman!! I honestly am so glad you are staying strong!!! I’m glad your daughter is safe! Thank you for sharing your story
She is beautiful. Praying for you.
Adored her in Heroes, then Until Dawn and Scream. She's still so young she can certainly turn it round.
Depression is really hard. I’m going through it right now. I haven’t left my room in days. I’ve been drunk. Spiraling into this dark place and it’s harder when you don’t have support
Yes I’m hoping and praying that you will find the light. I’m trying to find mines and everyday it’s an struggle and battle, but I believe you will definitely reach it.
Hello, are u ok?
Hey! I hope that you are doing better today. In addition to putting down the bottle, please make sure you work on getting rid of processed foods out of your diet (sugar, flour, vegetable oils, additives, preservatives, artificial flavors, colors and ingredients). If God did not make it, then it was not intended for your body to thrive and is causing your body and brain to be out of balance. Focus on getting your omega 3s, fresh and organic fruits and vegetables, berries, avocados, walnuts, salmon, sardines and almonds are your friends. I struggled with depression for many years but it was not until I removed the processed foods out of my diet and added in real foods that I finally got my mental health under control. You are suffering from a chemical imbalance that makes life seem unbearable, but you can get out of it, but you are the only one that can get you out of it. I am wishing you all the best! ❤️
@@brnsexy2321 Hey! Please check out my reply. You can get through this but you have to remove the barriers from your life that are hindering your progress. This is not your fault and there is light at the end of the tunnel. I am rooting for you! I have been you, so I know it can be done.
Be strong. I suffer, too. It's the deepest, darkest hole imaginable and you think you can never crawl out of it. I've been drunk, too. It's been like a Band-Aid for me at times. Sometimes it does spin out of control and, quite frankly, it's embarrassing.
Hayden is going to heal always like she did in Heroes. Everyone is saying I can heal too. That's how it was for me. 4 years. That's beautiful that now she is better and has a family. I enjoy success stories like this.
I always liked Hayden. I've also struggled with drinking problems. She seems very sweet. And I love what they all are doing for Ukraine. 🇺🇦
I'll Always Love you Hayden Panettiere
I'm in Pain and also going Blind.
I Really Love you Hayden Panettiere
Happy Thanksgiving Hayden Panettiere
I’ve always loved her on and off the camera. She’s a day of sunshine, I love her!
Wow, you don't know what people will or currently are going through. Glad that things got better..😥 💗 Definitely remember her from years ago because I'm a nineties baby.
I was there with her through her recovery and know first hand what a tough road it was for her and how she felt so alone and unsupported. I have always appreciated her strength. I am glad to hear she has better people around her. God bless you dear Hayden. You have come so far!!!
Really? What happened?
Thank you, Hayden, for your STRENGTH to share your story! Depression is a symptom of what you go through, and sometimes it's chronic. Substance abuse isn't uncommon with depression and anxiety. I'm so proud of you for your courage to be transparent and the attempt at fixing that negative stigma. We are rooting for you!
I love Hayden so much! She’s so talented! Wishing her all the best 🙏🏼
She's so beautiful and talented.
It's impossible not to root for her and it's terribly sad she's struggled so much.
She's such a brilliant actress. This was a beautiful interview and insight into Hayden's life.
Glad that she's on her way to get better. She's a good actress, I like her movies. And absolutely gorgeous.
It's outrageous to me that we live in the 21st century and there is still this huge stigma associated with depression and mental health in general. It's not your fault, you are not in control, it is not a choice!
It is a choice, a lot of people go through this but they get passed it and do something about it besides crying about it. This society is doomed with this weak mentality
@@dariusslay279 it isn't a choice. Depression can be genetic based and trauma doesn't fully go away. I am currently going to therapy for ongoing panic attacks due to c-ptsd and the trauma is still there, we just learn to manage it better. You are just ignorant.
from Heroes to real life hero, god bless u cheerleader.
Glad to see she's getting up. Those miserable headlines of her at bars getting in fights were truly sad.
I couldn’t agree more too, those headlines and articles were very saddening. Glad she’s speaking on her truth, & struggles, also from her own mouth, and not TMZ, or some trashy tabloid fodder magazine.
She should’ve addressed it.
Hayden ❤❤ I wish you the best for you and your family
As someone who has also struggled with ppd, hearing her even talk about it makes me want to cry. The hold those claws have on you while you're going through it, it's unimaginable unless you've experienced it.
Exactly. You’re expected to be grateful and happy during this time, but PPD is gut wrenching. Trying to care for your child and yourself… I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
When I was first pregnant with my first daughter. After I had an emergency C-section. It was totally a very hard recovery period. It took me almost 3 months to recover. Physically and mentally. At the time we were staying at
my parents for week. Because the doctor didn't want me to go up and down stairs for at least another week. After I got home and was by myself that's when I noticed that I would take care of my infant daughter and would be starting housework, realizing, I should be resting instead and taking care of myself. Instead. The minute I would get into the shower that's when the phone would ring. But after that I would get back into bed and cry and cry
Back then I didn't know that I had ppd.
Because it was 42 years ago. I wished I had known about ppd. Thank you Hayden. Your a strong women and you turned your life around for the better. Congratulations!
Exactly it is a real thing!
You go girl! Sobriety is possible for everyone. Keep being brave and thank you for sharing
God bless you sweet lady. Stay strong in your faith and surround yourself with people who look out for you.
I have ALWAYS loved her since day 1.❤
It takes baby steps starts with acknowledging that you have an issue plus alcohol can cause even deeper depression and anxiety
I’m so glad she’s sober and doing better! She’s such a great actress and I have so much respect for her. Go Hayden! I miss you. I loved you so much in Nashville.
I love you Beth Cooper is one of my all time favorite movies as corny/bad as people will say it is it’s a comfort movie for sure. I’m so sad that this is the road life took her down but I’m so happy she’s finally freeing herself and trying to start a new! I wish her nothing but the best❤️
I literally love this lil girl.. she captured my heart... on remember the Titans..
So her role in Nashville really hit home 😭😭❤️
Right?!? "Art imitating life imitating art..."
Hayden keep up the good work you’re awesome and a great actress and I love your music
Wonderful actress I’m glad she was able take time off to take care of herself. Look forward to what is to come :)
God bless you Hayden for speaking up about your journey. I also turned to substances after having Postpartum Depression and I didn’t even know I had it, no one EVER told me about it I felt SO ALONE. Thank god for LOVED ones & support. We support you Hayden and your daughters name is beautiful just like you!!
Her toughest decision in life was the right one, sending her daughter to live with her father must have been extremely difficult. But I think it saved her life.
Hayden has always been an awesome person off the screen as well as on it. Great person to be friends with for sure.
Her recent interview it’s clear she’s using again .. I mean the amount of grief she’s facing I pass no judgement, my heart breaks for her
I love you Hayden! Thank you for sharing! Release an Album!
Rooting for her. Everyday battle, it is, for sure!
The KLITSCHKO Brothers are heros!!! My favourite examples of brotherhood ever!!! 🇺🇦
I had a huge crush on Hayden back in the day, glad to see she is getting back to where she needs to be.
As a recovering addict, this brought me to full blown tears 😅😞 I really hope she can heal fully. It takes a long time. I'm so glad she took 4 years. It took me 4 too.
I am rooting for you
Would love to see her in the MCU.
Stay strong cheerleader.
Save the Cheerleader, Save the world.
I really think this shows how strong and beautiful she is inside to share with the world what a lot of people go through in this life. Even though from the outside everything looks perfect and good, but inside we are all dealing with something still. And I've seen a lot of celebrities lately come out and share their stories which to me is amazing. I think it would be great if more people could do this. I think weakness and showing the battles makes someone even stronger. Admitting there are problems, sharing one's issues in life, shows a lot of strength and growth.
She sounds like she is exhausted and still fighting some demons. Prayers to her. I'll never forget her out there during the dolphin massacre. I found a respect for her then and even more so now.
what dolphin massacre?
@@alana.gr_1345 she was at the cove. It's where they trap all the dolphin there and slaughter thousands of them. She tried to stop them but they either shooting at her or threatening to shoot her and those on their little boat. It was so horrific
@@1jazzyphae oh my gosh I’ve never heard about this. Wow. That is so sad. She’s admirable.
@@1jazzyphae I've never heard about it either. That's horrible!
@@angelicaguerino yep there is a film documentary about it called the cove
I did also after loosing my Grandma to cancer and Son to a heart defect then my father to cancer all in a 3 year span. I just couldn’t take it anymore. It felt like wave after wave hitting me. Eventually after 2yrs of heavy daily drinking i noticed i was getting really bad stomach pains and prayed to GOD who helped me stop cold turkey. I had insomnia, nausea 24/7 and no appetite for about a year after going sober I even lost 70 lbs. I was a depressed mess😓
Have been a fan of Hayden's since heros she's an amazing actress and a kind beautiful soul, I'm glad she got the proper help, can't wait to see her new work
I'm so rooting for her!!
I can understand what Hayden went through. I was in her spot for so long. Now I'm better, supporting you Hayden you can do it. Bless
Stay strong, Prayers always with you! You can do it!!!👍❤
Thank you speaking out!!
Something about not mentioning her as a "Heroes" star felt wrong! Also, I love her in "I Love You Beth Cooper" movie! I am excited to see her back in Scream 6!!
She is so charming and I think it's great that reprising her Scream role is going to not just entertain fans, but it's going to help her in her life get back on track as well.
She not going be in it
@@mikeaguero2875 yes she is. She’s billed in it already.
@@jaquelin1887 no she's not
@@mikeaguero2875she is confirmed to be in it. 💀 are u idiotic?
I've never watched an interview of her before, she is so beautiful, and intelligent and I sense a real strength in her.
I teared up when she said it's a everyday battle
I hope she gets better and we see her in more movies she’s so underrated
Good for her for taking care of herself! all love and blessings xoxo
I used to think, why'd she get a boob job and lip job, but listening to this makes me realize she sounds like such an honest and open and self-aware person. Note to self never to judge someone based on how they look.