Celebrities

Rocsi Diaz Opens Up About Eating Disorder (Video)

Entertainment Tonight correspondent Rocsi Diaz opens up about her personal battle with eating disorders and offers support to a recovering anorexic. More Videos

Demi Lovato Strikes Back Against Meghan Trainor’s Comments (Video)

After singer Meghan Trainor made some comments about being anorexic, Demi Lovato lashed out about being ignorant on the disease. More Videos

Singer Ke$Ha Enters Rehab For Eating Disorder (Video)

Singer Ke$ha has checked herself into a rehab facility, seeking treatment for an eating disorder. Ke$ha posted the information on her Facebook page, saying she will be unavailable for 30 days. More Videos

Social Media In Uproar Over Bethenny Frankel Post (Video)

Social media is angry over a picture that reality star and former talk show host Bethenny Frankel posted. People feel the picture instigates an unrealistic body image. More Videos

Actress Portia De Rossi Opens Up About Bulimia Battle For How It Got Better Docuseries (Video)

For the docuseries “How It Got Better”, actress Portia De Rossi talks about her struggles in life, when her battle with bulimia began, how she was able to overcome it. More Videos

Demi Lovato Hopes To Inspire Young Girls And Be A Healthy Role Model (Video)

Singer Demi Lovato talks about the importance of being a strong role model for girls, her recovery from an eating disorder and dangerous body trends. More Videos

Michelle Duggar Opens Up About Bulimia Battle (Video)

Michelle Duggar of “19 Kids and Counting” recently opened up on the show about battling bulimia in her youth. Duggar decided to talk about what she went through in hopes of helping others. More Videos

Singer Shares Journey On The Road To Recovery (Video)

Singer Kesha is opening up more about her road to recovery and her life after entering rehabilitation for an eating disorder. She is learning to embrace her body and love the skin that she is in, something she hopes she can also pass along to her fans. More Videos

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