nuOct 10, 2026, 13:52

Miljuschka Witzenhausen struggles with mental health: 'Sometimes I would rather not exist'

Television presenter Miljuschka Witzenhausen has shared her ongoing struggle with mental health issues, admitting that she sometimes battles feelings of non-existence. By speaking out publicly, she aims to confront the shame surrounding these challenges and encourages others to seek help.

Television presenter Miljuschka Witzenhausen has publicly opened up about her long-standing struggles with her mental health, admitting that she sometimes experiences thoughts of non-existence. She expressed her fears regarding the stigma of sharing such personal information, noting concerns about how it might impact her professional life and her reputation as a mother. Despite this apprehension, she chose to speak out because she believes that sharing these feelings is a necessary step toward overcoming the shame that often accompanies them.

Witzenhausen emphasized that she has sought professional help to manage her well-being and intends to continue doing so, even if progress feels slow and difficult at times. She previously made headlines for discussing the challenges in her personal life, including the impact of living with security measures. The presenter, who is set to star in an upcoming culinary travel series on Disney+, hopes her vulnerability will encourage others and help dismantle the secrecy surrounding mental health issues.

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