US EditionOlivia Munn Discusses Living with a Very Specific Condition Known as Trichotillomania | News Channel 3-12
- On June 30, Olivia Munn disclosed on Armchair Expert that she has struggled with trichotillomania, causing her to pull out her eyelashes for over a decade.
- Olivia Munn said her hair-pulling began over ten years ago after a paparazzi shot during her relationship with Chris Pine, triggering her disorder.
- Munn quoted, `'Oh this eyelash feels like it's gonna come out,'` illustrating her urge to pull her lashes and her immediate regret afterward.
- Olivia Munn’s openness about her decade-long trichotillomania raises awareness of this mental health disorder, highlighting its impact and encouraging public understanding.
- Beyond discussing her disorder, Olivia Munn now balances motherhood with her career while raising two young children, highlighting her resilience and evolving priorities.
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Olivia Munn Says Fans’ Negative Comments Caused Her to Pull Out Her Lashes
Olivia Munn got candid about what kickstarted her trichotillomania. Munn, 44, opened up about experiencing the disorder, which causes people to pull out body hair, during a Monday, June 30, episode of the “Armchair Expert” podcast. In the clip, host Dax Shepard brought up the first time he met Munn at a party, causing the actress to reveal she had been dealing with trichotillomania and pulling out her eyelashes at the time. “Trichotillomania [is…
Olivia Munn Reveals Why She Started Pulling Out Her Eyelashes | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Olivia Munn is opening up about trichotillomania. The 44-year-old Newsroom actress, who has been outspoken about having the hair-pulling disorder, recently addressed how it presents in herself, including pulling of her own eyelashes. “There’s a sensation. It’s probably not even real, but I’ll feel like, ‘Oh, this eyelash feels like it’s gonna come out,’ even though it’s not,” she explained on the Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard podcast. “And th…
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