Bobbi Althoff knows online hate is really not good.
More than a year after her divorce from Cory Althoff was completed, the host of the Not This Again podcast publicly addressed some upsetting comments she received about her boyfriend, Ty Hawkins.
Bobbi shared in a TikTok video on November 23rd that she and her partner have been together for a year, but she’s constantly receiving hurtful comments whenever she posts about him. People accuse her of being used or quickly discarded, and suggest her partner is unaware of her past relationships. She described the comments as consistently cruel.
The 28-year-old mother of two daughters, 5-year-old Luca and 3-year-old Isla, shared that she thinks she gets a lot of negative comments online because many of her followers are men who often make hurtful remarks. While she wishes she could ignore the criticism, she admitted it’s been exhausting dealing with constant negativity.
She admitted that, despite her best efforts, the negative comments still bothered her. “Anyone would feel down if they were constantly facing this much negativity,” she explained.
Bobbi first gained attention in July 2023 when her interview with Drake on her podcast, The Really Good Podcast (which is no longer running), went viral. She also addressed rumors online suggesting her interviews with guests like Nick Cannon and NBA star Kevin Durant involve more than just conversation.
She explained that people were spreading rumors about her having relationships with her guests. She insisted these rumors weren’t true, but admitted that no one would likely believe her anyway.
Beyond the emotional toll of the online hate, Bobbi said she is speaking out because of her kids.
You know, it’s so easy to get caught up in negative comments online. I’ve definitely been there! I find myself trying to brush them off, but then the self-doubt creeps in – that voice telling you you’re not doing enough. It’s a real struggle! But honestly, those who really know me, who see my everyday life, they know I pour my heart and soul into being a mom. And my kids? They’re my everything. It’s about remembering that truth, not letting the noise get you down.
Bobbi also wants to heal and move forward from her relationship with Cory, which began when she was 21 and he was 30.
She admitted it was hard seeing her ex move on. ‘He’s happy with someone else, and I wish I could be too,’ she said. Despite the breakup, she added, ‘I’ll always appreciate him—he gave me the two best things that have ever happened to me.’
Okay, so Bobbi’s been really open about how uncomfortable this whole situation has been for her, and honestly, she’s feeling a little helpless about getting it to just end. But she did share what she was hoping to achieve with the video she made – she had a clear goal in mind, which is great, even when things feel chaotic.
She explained she wasn’t looking for pity, but hoped those who disliked her might watch this and think twice about their feelings. She admitted, though, that it might be too much to ask.
Keep reading to learn about more celebrities who have openly shared their struggles with mental health.
Rapper Radric Davis, known professionally as Gucci Mane, shared in his 2025 book, Episodes: The Diary of a Recovering Mad Man, that he was diagnosed with both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. This diagnosis followed a mental health crisis he experienced in 2020.
He explained on The Breakfast Club that the experience made him realize he needed to prioritize his health and take responsibility for himself. He said he never wants to go through something similar again and is committed to seeing a therapist, and will even consider medication if necessary.
Honestly, seeing Gucci Mane open up about his struggles really touched me. He said that not only did he want to help others going through similar things, but his kids – Ice Davis and Iceland Ka’oir Davis, who he shares with his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir – were a huge reason he decided to get help when he was going through a tough time. They really motivated him to seek support, and that’s incredibly inspiring.
He explained that his wife was expecting their son, and he worried about the impact raising a family would have on his mental health. He feared a severe mental health crisis he might not recover from, so he proactively began addressing his well-being and seeking professional support.
The former Gossip Girl star shared his struggles with body image, explaining that he experienced what he called “body dysmorphia” as a young actor.
In an April 2025 interview with The Guardian, Penn revealed they used to strongly dislike their body and wished they had a different one.
He explained his weight gain after his parents’ divorce, saying he went through a time where he deliberately, and also because of external pressures, tried to focus on his appearance. He felt that being seen as more attractive might lead to greater success and make him feel more valuable.
Despite the mental struggles, though, Penn credited his ability to persist to his spirituality.
He said that overcoming his disappointments and personal struggles enabled him to return to his work with a renewed sense of self.
The Scrubs alum has been vocal about her past difficult relationship with food.
She described her struggles with food, saying, “Some might label it an eating disorder, but it’s just how I’ve lived my life.” On the The Funny Thing Is podcast, she admitted food was her biggest weakness and that she engaged in extreme behaviors related to it.
She added, “I would over-exercise, and there was a sprinkle of bulimia in there.”
Despite admitting she finds it hard to stick to a diet, she’s also been open about the positive steps she’s making towards a healthier lifestyle.
In 2017, she told Bon Appétit that at age 23, she completely changed her lifestyle by eliminating sugar, stopping alcohol consumption, and taking up yoga, breathing exercises, and stretching. She described this combination as being more effective than the drug Ritalin.
She shared that she struggles with eating and how she feels about her body, which is something she’s working to overcome. She’s also focused on improving her overall health by eating nutritious foods.
The Full House alum reflected on her mental health journey and navigating her battle with depression.
She explained on her podcast, Candace Cameron Bure Podcast, that it’s really hard to talk about these things, even with people you trust. She personally feels like she should be able to handle it on her own, and admitting she needs to talk about it feels like a weakness.
The Grammy-winning artist frequently talks about safeguarding her well-being, like blocking out negativity online, and often offers guidance to others who are struggling.
When asked what advice she’d give someone struggling with their mental health, she told Vogue that patience is key. She emphasized being patient with herself, resisting any impulsive decisions, and allowing time to pass. She believes that difficult feelings will eventually lessen.
As people adjusted to social distancing to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, the singer of “Firework” opened up about the significant stress these kinds of situations can cause.
She shared on Twitter that it’s often hard to decide whether dealing with the risk of the virus or the resulting feelings of depression is more difficult. Katy explained she copes by retreating to her car, which has become her sanctuary, since there aren’t many other places she feels safe going.
The model partnered with designer Kenneth Cole to support The Mental Health Coalition and discussed her personal struggles with anxiety on Good Morning America.
After her panic attacks started happening again, she was finally able to find the information she needed to understand them.
Kendall shared that she experiences both good and very anxious days, explaining this is why she wanted to get involved with the cause. Her goal is to help people feel less isolated and alone.
The actor known for playing Black Adam has publicly discussed his experiences with depression and the challenges men often face when trying to talk about their mental well-being.
Everyone experiences difficult times and feelings of sadness – it doesn’t matter who you are. It took me a while to learn this, but it’s important to talk about what you’re going through. Men, especially, often keep their feelings bottled up, but remember, you’re not alone.
Prince Harry helped reduce the shame around getting mental health support when he discussed his own experiences with therapy in an interview with the Telegraph. He explained that talking about his struggles made him realize many other people go through similar things, saying, “Once you start talking about it, you realize you’re not alone.”
The star of Empire is another advocate for seeking professional help, having publicly discussed her experiences with depression. She has said that talking to a therapist is essential for managing her mental health, telling Variety, “That’s the only way I can get through it.”
Taraji P. Henson founded The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation to fight the stigma surrounding mental health within the Black community and to expand access to Black mental health professionals.
The Grammy-winning artist revealed she began a treatment involving MDMA and psilocybin therapy to cope with the effects of both an eating disorder and performance anxiety.
She told Rolling Stone in May 2025 that she was finally touring without feeling nervous. She described a strange, shared physical sensation – almost like a change in air pressure – that she and the audience experienced. This made her understand how much she thrives on, and even needs, that strong, emotional connection with her listeners to truly feel her music come alive.
Okay, so she basically said that taking care of herself – really focusing on her mental health – and getting off birth control… it all just opened her up, you know? Like, it made her realize things about herself, about her gender, that she hadn’t before. It’s like she’s finally understanding herself on a deeper level, and it’s honestly so inspiring to watch her grow and explore who she truly is! It’s amazing, honestly.
She explained she felt a need to stop taking birth control, like she was breaking free from traditional expectations of womanhood. It might sound strange, but she felt liberated and like she could explore new possibilities once she did.
Okay, so back in middle school, things were really tough. I was battling some seriously awful anxiety and depression, and honestly, if it hadn’t been for my family and my therapist, I don’t know where I’d be right now. They genuinely saved me. I posted about it on Instagram a while back because I wanted everyone to know: please, please reach out if you’re struggling. Asking for help isn’t a weakness, it’s the bravest thing you can do. And remember, you matter so much – more than you could ever realize.
The singer behind the song “What He Didn’t Do” has been open about her experiences living with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) over the past several years.
Oh my god, you guys, I was listening to Carly on Bunnie Xo’s Dumb Blonde podcast – it was August 2025, I remember exactly! – and she finally talked about what started her anxiety. She said it really kicked in during her divorce, which happened right in the middle of Covid. But then she dropped this huge thing – she’s actually been dealing with really bad OCD since she was a kid! It was so raw and real, I’m obsessed with her now.
Over the past decade, I learned to suppress my feelings and cope on my own. But a couple of years ago, I realized I needed to go back to therapy and start understanding what was going on. I discovered that my obsessive-compulsive disorder wasn’t something that started recently; it’s been present since I was a child, around 6 or 7 years old.
The actress known for Frozen has openly shared her mental health coping strategies for years, both in public speeches and on social media like Instagram.
She encourages people to discover what works best for them, and, as she shared with Health magazine, this can involve things like medication, consciously focusing on ten positive aspects of life for every negative one, and regular exercise.
The cookbook author is a mother of four and has bravely shared her experiences with postpartum depression, a condition many new mothers face but often feel unable to discuss.
You know, I’ve realized something really powerful: sharing your story gets easier with each telling. In a letter I wrote a few years ago, I explained that my biggest hope is for people to understand that anyone can go through a tough time, and those who are going through something shouldn’t feel ashamed or isolated. It’s so important to remember you’re not alone.
I was absolutely floored reading this! My idol, the incredible model, was talking about her teenage years in The Edit while promoting Mirror, Mirror, and she bravely shared that she actually battled depression and even had suicidal thoughts. She described it as feeling this ‘darkness’ inside her, and honestly, it just makes me admire her even MORE. It takes so much courage to be that open, and I’m sending her all the love and support!
Cara explained to the publication, as reported by W magazine, that she used to depend on love and other people for her happiness. She realized she needed to learn how to find joy on her own, and after a long journey, she finally can. Now, she’s able to be happy and content when she’s by herself.
Ariana Grande responded to a fan on Twitter who joked about wanting to know her therapist, saying that therapy has “saved my life so many times.” She encouraged others to seek help if they need it.
She encouraged me not to be afraid to ask for help. You don’t have to suffer in silence, and healing from trauma is possible. She acknowledged she had a long way to go, but said simply recognizing that change is possible is a good first step.
The singer has publicly shared her struggles and recovery related to addiction, mental health, and other personal challenges, and often explores these experiences in her songs.
She often encourages her followers to prioritize their mental well-being, emphasizing that it’s a continuous effort with inevitable setbacks. She once shared on Instagram, “Just a reminder to anyone who’s struggling: life has its highs and lows, but it’s important to keep going.”
The actress has both portrayed characters struggling with mental health, like her role as Rue in the show Euphoria, and openly discussed her own personal experiences with these issues.
Zendaya has spoken about experiencing anxiety after a 2013 appearance on Ellen, when her microphone malfunctioned. She shared this on an app she used to have. Over time, she’s found ways to cope with these feelings, explaining that it’s sometimes necessary to take a break to reduce stress.
In a recent interview with WSJ Magazine, the singer openly shared her experiences with mental health, explaining that she experienced extreme highs and lows, with difficult periods lasting for weeks.
She revealed she’s been dealing with mental health challenges, but finding the right medication has made a huge difference in her life.
The Grammy-winning artist dedicated herself to promoting kindness and openly discussing mental health, sharing her own experiences as well.
She shared that she’d dealt with mental health challenges for a long time, sometimes openly and sometimes privately. Speaking at the Global Changemakers Award in 2018, she explained her belief that keeping those struggles hidden only makes things worse.
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