Halsey shares her health update, expressing gratitude for being alive.
Halsey, the "Without Me" singer who uses the pronouns she/they, recently shared a touching Instagram post on their journey to creating a new album. On a Tuesday update, they revealed they're fortunate to be alive and have released an album titled "The End."
The post had a series of videos accompanying it - the first clip showed Halsey massaging her legs while talking about having given herself two more years to be sick, but at 30, they plan to have a rebirth and enjoy their 20s again in their 30s. They look forward to being healthy, energetic, and living life to the fullest. A follower commented, "Halsey is the voice for so many chronically ill. I have something for the rest of my life, but I still want to live my dream, and I'm so excited to hear this story. I love you so much."
Another follower expressed their admiration for Halsey's resilience in the face of chronic illness, "I love you 🤍chronically ill is tough, but you're incredible."
Halsey didn't reveal the specifics of their condition but included tags for the Lupus Research Alliance and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The second video showed them receiving treatment, hooked up to an infusion, wearing a mask, and saying "treatment day one." Other clips documented Halsey crying, wearing a headscarf, and being on a drip.
In the past, Halsey disclosed they had received multiple diagnoses after their child's birth in July 2021. They shared a series of videos back then, saying, "I'm allergic to literally everything."
Back in 2019, Halsey also talked about living with bipolar disorder, having been diagnosed when they were 17 years old.
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Halsey's new album, "The End," serves as a testament to their resilience in the face of chronic illness, providing a source of entertainment and inspiration for their fans. The singer's journey, as depicted in their Instagram posts, is a powerful example of their ability to turn adversity into art, offering a unique entertainment experience.
