Actress Alia Bhatt revealed that she has attention deficit disorder and told how she could not sit for 2 hours to get her makeup done on her wedding day.
Alia talks about ADD, says “I am not interested in investing too much time”
Alia Bhatt is not only Queen Alia Bhatt is the queen of not just Bollywood but our hearts too. The actress is not only known for her natural makeup looks but also for her most natural look. The star never shies away from embracing her natural skin with a subtle makeup look. In a recent exclusive interview, the star revealed that she is not a fan of sitting in the makeup chair for too long despite being an actress. The star also revealed that she has attention deficit disorder. Alia told Allure, “On my wedding day, my makeup artist Punit B Saini said, ‘Alia, this time, you have to give me two hours’, I told him, ‘You have lost your temper, especially on my wedding day, I am not giving two hours because I want to relax.’ She further added, “It has to be something that you can do very quickly. I have ADD and I am not interested in investing too much time”
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For those who don’t know, ADD or Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) involves a persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development. This is not the first time a celebrity has opened up about dealing with ADD. Apart from Alia, several other celebrities have opened up about having ADD.
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Model and actress Paris Hilton has spoken publicly about her experience with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. In an exclusive interview with People magazine in 2020, she revealed that she had been receiving treatment for ADHD since childhood.
In 2012, a source close to Britney Spears told Radar Online that Britney was diagnosed with ADHD in her teens and was on medication for it. However, Britney has never spoken openly about the condition or how she deals with it.
If you or someone you know has ADHD or has symptoms of ADHD, you should seek medical help from a certified therapist.
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