Selena Gomez Says Vaping Nicotine Changed Her Voice, Has Quit
Summary
Selena Gomez, the singer, actor, and Rare Beauty founder, shared in an Instagram Story video on Sunday that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice, and she has now quit. "I'm not going to be able to change my voice," she said, adding that nicotine is extremely hard to quit and urging anyone struggling with vaping to stop, calling it "just not worth it" and "so stupid." She acknowledged that some fans may not like her voice and said they are free to tune out. Gomez expressed excitement about quitting and hope to maintain it, while offering encouragement to others facing similar challenges. She did not attribute her voice issues to vaping when asked by fans on Instagram Live last December, instead mentioning throat swelling. Gomez has been open about her health, including her lupus diagnosis, a 2017 kidney transplant, and her bipolar disorder, which she discussed in the 2022 documentary "Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me." She stars in and executive produces Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building," returning for its sixth season on December 8 as "Only Murders in London," and launched Rare Beauty in 2020.
(Source:Variety)