By Eili Cordova
Chappell Roan became the center of attention during the premiere of Olivia Rodrigo’s film ‘Guts World Tour’ in Los Angeles, after criticizing a photographer who, according to her, had been “disrespectful” at a previous event.
The situation the singer was referring to was during the red carpet, the singer approached the photographer and reminded him of an incident at a Grammy party, where he, according to her story, yelled at her.
Even though the photographer did not appear on camera, his response was equally intense: “You were very rude to me.” Roan, wearing a striking red dress and her signature drag makeup, demanded an apology, stating that she needed to be treated with respect.
The tension increased until a member of his team intervened to calm the situation, although the singer refused to pose for the photographer in question.
It’s not the first time!
This altercation is added to another that occurred at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, where Roan also had a confrontation with a cameraman. At that event, she expressed that the red carpet experience was overwhelming and that she couldn’t stand being yelled at.
Roan has been open about her struggles with mental healthrevealing that he has been diagnosed with severe depression.
He has shared how fame has changed his life and his daily interactions, making them more complicated and pressure-laden. Despite the criticism, many of his followers have shown understanding towards his challenges.
Roan and his fight for mental health
Through his Instagram account, Roan told his 3.4 million followers that he needed to “prioritize my health”after having spoken openly about the “abuse and harassment” that accompanies fame.
“I apologize to the people who have been waiting to see me, but I won’t be able to perform,” the “Hot to Go” singer wrote.stated that she has felt overwhelmed in recent weeks.
Roan highlighted the pressure she feels right now and the need to take a few days to take care of herself. “I want to be present when I perform and give the best shows possible”he added, showing his commitment to his art and his well-being.
This is not the first time Roan has addressed his mental health issues. In 2022, before achieving international fame, he revealed his diagnosis of bipolar 2 disorder in an Instagram post. He shared that he was in intensive care and taking medication while releasing his single ‘Naked in Manhattan’.
“I don’t talk about this much, but it affects me every day and it’s a very important part of my music,” he explained. emphasizing the importance of discussing issues related to mental health.
In June, during a concert in North Carolina, Roan interrupted his performance to share his feelings with the audience.
“I feel a little bad today because I think my race is going too fast and it is very difficult to keep up.”he confessed, generating an atmosphere of support among his fans, who began to sing “We love you!”, in response.
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