Photo: Kerry BrownCamila Cabellochanneled a bit of her own journey into portraying a princess.The three-time Grammy nominee, 24, revealed she was going through a “really hard time” with her mental health while writing one of the songs forCinderella.“I don’t think I know how to write in any way thatisn’tpersonal to me,” she explained during a conversation withKid Cudi,Anderson .Paakand theSparks BrothersforThe Hollywood Reporter’s Songwriter Roundtable. “When I was working on ‘Million to One’ forCinderella, to be totally honest, I was going through a really hard time with my mental health.““It was just a period of a lot of anxiety and sadness for me, and that song had me feeling like, ‘I can overcome this. I know that I can make my life better.’ I feel like I channeled my personal journey into the one of the character. The character was super confident — everybody was telling her no, but she knew,” Cabello added.The singer starred in the Prime Video adaptation ofCinderellaas the titular rags-to-riches princess in the beloved fairytale.Jason Koerner/GettyCabello previouslydetailed the anxiety and stressshe faced while filming the movie musical, which was halted at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. She revealed during an Apple Fitness+ Time to Walk program that she “would just break down crying once a day at least.““Before the pandemic, I felt really burnt out. I had been working pretty nonstop since I was 15. And the rigor with which I started working, there was just no time off,” she said last month. “I was barely home. I didn’t have time to get to know who I was outside of my career. Pile that onto struggles with mental health, with anxiety, with these toxic levels of stress, it wasn’t even a meltdown because I would just work through it.““I was just exhausted in every way and at that point, I felt like I was running a marathon with a broken leg. I kept going, but it was extremely hard. And I wish that I would’ve just been like, ‘Let me just stop for a second and get a nice cast for my broken leg and get some physical therapy.’ But I didn’t. COVID stepped in and kind of did it for me,” Cabello added.RELATED VIDEO:Camila Cabelloand Shawn Mendes Announce Split Months After Celebrating Their 2 Year AnniversaryTheFifth Harmonyalumannounced her splitfrom boyfriendShawn Mendeslast month after two years together. They wrote in a joint statement that “our love for one another as humans is stronger than ever” and they “will continue to be best friends.”
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Camila Cabellochanneled a bit of her own journey into portraying a princess.The three-time Grammy nominee, 24, revealed she was going through a “really hard time” with her mental health while writing one of the songs forCinderella.“I don’t think I know how to write in any way thatisn’tpersonal to me,” she explained during a conversation withKid Cudi,Anderson .Paakand theSparks BrothersforThe Hollywood Reporter’s Songwriter Roundtable. “When I was working on ‘Million to One’ forCinderella, to be totally honest, I was going through a really hard time with my mental health.““It was just a period of a lot of anxiety and sadness for me, and that song had me feeling like, ‘I can overcome this. I know that I can make my life better.’ I feel like I channeled my personal journey into the one of the character. The character was super confident — everybody was telling her no, but she knew,” Cabello added.The singer starred in the Prime Video adaptation ofCinderellaas the titular rags-to-riches princess in the beloved fairytale.Jason Koerner/GettyCabello previouslydetailed the anxiety and stressshe faced while filming the movie musical, which was halted at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. She revealed during an Apple Fitness+ Time to Walk program that she “would just break down crying once a day at least.““Before the pandemic, I felt really burnt out. I had been working pretty nonstop since I was 15. And the rigor with which I started working, there was just no time off,” she said last month. “I was barely home. I didn’t have time to get to know who I was outside of my career. Pile that onto struggles with mental health, with anxiety, with these toxic levels of stress, it wasn’t even a meltdown because I would just work through it.““I was just exhausted in every way and at that point, I felt like I was running a marathon with a broken leg. I kept going, but it was extremely hard. And I wish that I would’ve just been like, ‘Let me just stop for a second and get a nice cast for my broken leg and get some physical therapy.’ But I didn’t. COVID stepped in and kind of did it for me,” Cabello added.RELATED VIDEO:Camila Cabelloand Shawn Mendes Announce Split Months After Celebrating Their 2 Year AnniversaryTheFifth Harmonyalumannounced her splitfrom boyfriendShawn Mendeslast month after two years together. They wrote in a joint statement that “our love for one another as humans is stronger than ever” and they “will continue to be best friends.”
Camila Cabellochanneled a bit of her own journey into portraying a princess.
The three-time Grammy nominee, 24, revealed she was going through a “really hard time” with her mental health while writing one of the songs forCinderella.
“I don’t think I know how to write in any way thatisn’tpersonal to me,” she explained during a conversation withKid Cudi,Anderson .Paakand theSparks BrothersforThe Hollywood Reporter’s Songwriter Roundtable. “When I was working on ‘Million to One’ forCinderella, to be totally honest, I was going through a really hard time with my mental health.”
“It was just a period of a lot of anxiety and sadness for me, and that song had me feeling like, ‘I can overcome this. I know that I can make my life better.’ I feel like I channeled my personal journey into the one of the character. The character was super confident — everybody was telling her no, but she knew,” Cabello added.
The singer starred in the Prime Video adaptation ofCinderellaas the titular rags-to-riches princess in the beloved fairytale.
Jason Koerner/Getty
Cabello previouslydetailed the anxiety and stressshe faced while filming the movie musical, which was halted at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. She revealed during an Apple Fitness+ Time to Walk program that she “would just break down crying once a day at least.”
“Before the pandemic, I felt really burnt out. I had been working pretty nonstop since I was 15. And the rigor with which I started working, there was just no time off,” she said last month. “I was barely home. I didn’t have time to get to know who I was outside of my career. Pile that onto struggles with mental health, with anxiety, with these toxic levels of stress, it wasn’t even a meltdown because I would just work through it.”
“I was just exhausted in every way and at that point, I felt like I was running a marathon with a broken leg. I kept going, but it was extremely hard. And I wish that I would’ve just been like, ‘Let me just stop for a second and get a nice cast for my broken leg and get some physical therapy.’ But I didn’t. COVID stepped in and kind of did it for me,” Cabello added.
RELATED VIDEO:Camila Cabelloand Shawn Mendes Announce Split Months After Celebrating Their 2 Year Anniversary
TheFifth Harmonyalumannounced her splitfrom boyfriendShawn Mendeslast month after two years together. They wrote in a joint statement that “our love for one another as humans is stronger than ever” and they “will continue to be best friends.”
source: people.com
