Ellie Goulding wishes she’d had ‘more help’ during low points as she opens up on anxiety
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metro.co.ukEllie Goulding has revealed that she has resorted to exercise and her love of books to help her deal with anxiety. The singer revealed that turning to literature has always helped her whenever she is ‘feeling a bit low’, as opposed to reading social media comments made about herself.
Speaking on a panel on mental health at Annie Mac’s AMP London conference, she said: ‘Whenever I’m feeling a bit low and I think, “Oh, I’ll just go on Twitter and see what people are saying about me,” I sometimes watch a documentary or a silly film, but mainly I read books. ‘When I get lost in fiction, it helps.’ Ellie also admitted that she struggled during the early years of her career, and she did not enjoy ‘being thrust in front of cameras’. ‘I thought that
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