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When we lose a loved one, it can wreak havoc on us not only emotionally but physically. Our bodies can react to grief in unexpected ways. Some people are unable to sleep, others cannot eat, and some will gain a significant amount of weight. Grief is personal, and the way our bodies react is also unique. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hayden Panettiere (@haydenpanettiere) Hayden Panettiere Suddenly Lost Her Brother In 2023 Hayden Panettiere told People when her brother, Jansen, 28, died from an undiagnosed enlarged heart. Her life changed completely.  “I just ballooned out,” she said of her rapid weight gain. “It didn’t matter what I did, what I ate. I know stress and cortisol running through your body can do that. Now I think my body was protecting itself, shielding itself from the world.” Jansen was Hayden’s only sibling, and without him, she felt incomplete. “When I lost him, I felt like I lost half of my soul…I will always be heartbroken about [him], I will never be able to get over it. No matter how many years go by, I will never get over his loss,” she continued. After her brother died, Hayden Panettiere said she saw photos of herself, and she was so upset with what she saw it triggered agoraphobia. It wasn’t until she found the help of trainer Marine Alton that she felt like herself again. When the pair met, they’d take walks that were good for her physical and mental health, “My body just started reacting, not just from the working out. It allowed me to release the stress, the high expectations I’d always put on myself,” she said. As her confidence grew, her agoraphobia lessened, and she was back to work. Her new film, Amber Alert, premieres in theatres on September 27. This story’s featured image is by Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage. The post Hayden Panettiere Opens Up 2 Years After Devastating Death, “I Lost Half Of My Soul” appeared first on InspireMore.

Nicole Kidman is known for her gorgeous red hair and porcelain skin. While the Australian graced the cover of People’s 50 Most Beautiful People issue in 1992, she didn’t always feel so confident. Like many of us, Nicole battled with insecurities and the desire to fit in. Even when the world thinks you are beautiful, fighting your negative feelings is hard. Just because you’re a celebrity doesn’t mean that you aren’t a human being with feelings. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nicole Kidman (@nicolekidman) As Nicole Kidman’s Career Took Off, Designers Took Notice Nicole Kidman recently opened up about her past insecurities for the Hulu documentary, In Vogue: The 90s. Now at age 57, she’s able to embrace her physical features, but it wasn’t always easy. During the third episode of the series, we meet John Galliano. The designer talks about wanting to design a gown specifically for Nicole as she is becoming a huge star. She explains that she is awestruck after years of feeling insecure. “Can you believe it?” Kidman asked. “My whole life, I wanted to be 5’2″ and curvaceous and suddenly, being 5’11 and completely sort of skinny and flat chested was like, ‘Great, we can dress you.'” The night she wore the custom-designed dress felt like something out of her wildest dreams. “I mean, I was a red-headed, fair-skinned girl who was almost 5’11 at the age of 14,” she said. “I would get teased, and it wasn’t kind. So every time I was given access to that whole world, you feel like a little girl who’s been given the chance to step into this sort of fantasy world.” The first three episodes of In Vogue: The 90s are available on Hulu, and the final three episodes will drop on September 20. This story’s featured image is by Kevin Winter/Getty Images. The post Nicole Kidman Shares How She Learned To Love Herself After Years Of Insecurities appeared first on InspireMore.