By: Riha Rao Image credit: People.com
Gigi Hadid, is one of many celebs who have battled depression and anxiety. She has gone through it all, from battling with her mixed-race identity to receiving the Hashimoto's Disease diagnosis to breaking up with Zayn Malik.
Gigi once said in an interview, 'What does the world not know about me? I don't know. I'm getting emotional. I think that I'm someone who you have to be in front of to experience".
Gigi told that she and her younger sister Bella have been in therapy. "There are different things that we probably both deal with on different sides, but there's always going to be something that comes together." she exclaimed.
According to Gigi, Serena Williams taught her how to handle the criticism that comes with being in the public eye.
"Serena once told me, 'Nothing stays in the press longer than three weeks.' You can feel like your life is ending," Hadid recalled..
'I think it's about not taking yourself that seriously and being like, 'When I am on my deathbed, I'm not going to remember that one awkward interview from when I was 19.'" said Gigi.
In a recent interview with a fashion magazine, Gigi Hadid was overwhelmed with emotion as she spoke about her ordeal and credited tennis great Serena Williams with helping to lessen the agony.
Serena and Gigi have a close relationship, which is why the former helped the latter with her treatment, and Hadid openly talks about her relationship with the tennis legend.
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