Keri Hilson spilled all the tea about her absence from the music scene at a recent event with the Silence the Shame organization, which aims to end stigmas around mental illness.
“Literally, seven years of my life have been a battle with depression and I can’t say that I’m all the way clear, but I’m in the clear,” the “Energy” singer said at a Silence the Shame panel in Atlanta, GA. “When ‘Pretty Girl Rock’ was at the top of the charts, I was bearing the weight of some personal and professional mistakes and they just weighed so so so heavy on my spirit, and I was just not myself.”

Keri opened up about how she was living her dream but after a bad breakup of an 11-year relationship, her depression took a turn for the worse.

“It all just kind of spiraled for me, and became something I had never been through, I had never recognized myself as a person who can’t pick themselves back up. I mean, I was literally on stage crying.”
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