Selena Gomez felt "shame and guilt" amid her mental health battle.
The 'Lose You To Love Me' hitmaker opened up earlier this year about her struggle with bipolar, and has now said she's "extremely passionate" about supporting others going through similar experiences, as well as helping to end the stigma around substance abuse.
Meanwhile, the 'Wolves' singer spoke about her bipolar diagnosis in May, when she said she discovered her disorder in 2018 after visiting McLean Hospital, one of the best mental health institutions in the United States.
