Lola Sheen’s Spiritual Transformation: How Faith & Baptism Changed Her Life
Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards‘ daughter Lola Sheen has opened up about the big change in her life. After struggling with mental health, 19-year-old Lola decided to join the church and get baptized, which changed her entire thinking.
The beginning of the spiritual journey
In a recent interview, Lola told how her faith journey began. She said, “This experience was supernatural. Jesus saved me and changed my whole mental outlook. He became not only my savior but also my closest friend.”
While struggling with depression and anxiety, Lola came across a video of faith-based influencer Ellie Yost on social media, which inspired a desire in her to go to church.
“When I first walked into this church,” Lola said, “I felt like I wanted to come here every day.”
In January, Lola admitted that she decided to get water baptized when she was going through one of the toughest times with her mental health. The move proved to be a turning point in her spiritual journey.
“I was completely lost and depressed, just trying to get through each day,” Lola Sheen wrote on Instagram, sharing her feelings. “I assumed my life would always be like this. I thought I would never be able to laugh truly again.”
But the light of faith paved her way through this dark period. Lola admitted that discovering religion and spirituality gave her a new purpose and peace, which completely changed her life.
Lola Sheen’s Spiritual Journey: From Darkness to Light
“He gave me light when I was lost. He led me out of the darkness,” Lola Sheen said, sharing her deepest feelings. “Jesus saved me from severe anxiety and gave me a peace that is beyond words.”
Her mother, Denise Richards, who is also mom to 20-year-old Sami and 13-year-old Eloise with ex-husband Charlie Sheen, has always valued spirituality in her children’s upbringing.
“They attended a Catholic school in Malibu as children,” Denise explained, acknowledging that Lola discovered and embraced her faith on her own. “I fully support Lola’s decision.”
Lola and her sister Sami, who has been creating content on OnlyFans since 2022, are on completely different paths. “We’re both living completely different lives, and that’s totally fine,” Lola said.
Candace Cameron Bure opens up about mental health
‘Full House’ star Candace Cameron Bure opened up about her mental health struggles and battle with depression.
“It’s extremely hard to talk about, even with the people closest to you and most trusted,” she shared on the ‘Candace Cameron Bure Podcast’.
“For me, it feels like I have to be strong enough to get through this on my own. But when I’m not, it feels like a weakness,” she said.
Billie Eilish Shares Her Opinion on Mental Health
Grammy winner Billie Eilish has opened up about her mental health and self-preservation. She emphasizes on ignoring negativity on social media and saving your energy.
“When people ask me what advice I would give to someone struggling with mental health, my answer is – be patient,” she told Vogue.
“I was patient with myself, I didn’t take that last step. I waited… and things slowly got better,” she said, recalling her journey.
Katy Perry Opens Up About Mental Health
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, “Firework” hitmaker Katy Perry admitted that it’s natural to feel mental stress during these difficult times.
“Sometimes I don’t know if it’s harder trying to avoid the virus or dealing with the waves of depression that come with this new normal,” she wrote on Twitter.
Katy also shared how she manages the stress—”My car is my safe place so I go there when I need to.”
Kendall Jenner Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles
Supermodel Kendall Jenner collaborated with designer Kenneth Cole to raise mental health awareness and shared her experience on Good Morning America.
She revealed that when her panic attacks started increasing, she finally got the information she needed.
“Some days are easy for me, but some days are really stressful,” Kendall said. That’s why she decided to join the initiative. “I want no one to feel alone.”
Dwayne Johnson breaks his silence on depression
Black Adam actor Dwayne Johnson has opened up about depression, revealing how challenging it can be for men to discuss their mental health.
“We all go through tough times, and depression spares no one,” he wrote on Twitter. “It took me a while to come to terms with this, but the most important thing is to not be afraid to express your feelings.”
He specifically addressed men, saying, “We often bottle it all up inside, but remember—you’re not alone.”
Prince Harry shares his views on therapy
The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, is open about mental health and is helping break the stigma around it.
In an interview with the Telegraph, he shared his experience of going through therapy and said, “Once you start talking about it, you realise you’re not alone, but part of a much bigger group.”
Prince Harry believes that talking openly about mental health is the first step towards bringing about change.
Taraji P. Henson Turns to Therapy
‘Empire’ star Taraji P. Henson is taking an active role in raising awareness about mental health.
She opened up about her struggles with depression, telling Variety, “I have a therapist that I talk to. That’s the only way I can get through it.”
Taraji also founded the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation, which works to reduce the stigma around mental health in the African American community and increase the number of Black therapists.
Lili Reinhart opens up about mental health
‘Riverdale’ star Lili Reinhart revealed that she suffered from severe anxiety and depression during middle school.
Sharing her experience on Instagram in 2017, she wrote, “When I was in middle school, I struggled with severe anxiety and depression and the help and support I got from my family and a therapist saved my life.”
Lili inspired everyone by saying that seeking help is the first step and people are much more valuable to this world than they can think.
Kristen Bell’s way of dealing with mental health
‘Frozen’ star Kristen Bell has spoken openly about her strategies for handling her mental health on several platforms, whether it’s in public speaking or her Instagram Stories.
Kristen believes that everyone should follow the method that works best for them. For her, this includes taking medication, counting ten positive things for every negative thought, and exercising regularly.
Chrissy Teigen and her open conversation on postpartum depression
Chrissy Teigen, a mother of four and a successful cookbook author, has spoken openly about postpartum depression. Many new mothers go through this experience, but are often hesitant to share it.
In her open letter to Glamour in 2017, Chrissy wrote, “It’s getting easier to say it out loud each time.” She also explained that it can happen to anyone, and those struggling with it should never feel ashamed or alone.
Cara Delevingne: The journey to self-acceptance
While promoting her book “Mirror, Mirror”, Cara Delevingne shared her experience of battling depression and suicidal thoughts in her teens in an interview with The Edit magazine. She revealed that at that time she felt “something dark” inside her.
Via W Magazine she said, **”I was so dependent on others for happiness, but I had to learn to be happy on my own.”_ Cara also admitted that *today, she can be happy even living alone, but it took her a long time to reach this point.*
Ariana Grande: Therapy saved my life
“Thank U, Next” hitmaker Ariana Grande has always encouraged her fans to seek help for mental health. When a Twitter user jokingly asked who her therapist is, Ariana replied, “lmaoaoo this is funny, but honestly, therapy has saved my life multiple times.”
She further gave this message to everyone, “If you’re scared to seek help, don’t be. You don’t have to be in constant pain, and you can heal from your trauma. I’m still working on myself, but knowing that it’s possible to get better is a good start.”
Demi Lovato: Mental health is a journey
Popular singer Demi Lovato has always spoken openly about her journey with addiction, mental health and sobriety. These aspects of her life are reflected in her songs as well.
Demi never hesitates to remind her fans that working on mental health is an ongoing process with ups and downs. She wrote on Instagram, “Life is a journey with many ups and downs but the most important thing is to never give up.”
Zendaya: Honest conversations about mental health
Zendaya has not only played roles that dealt with mental health on screen—like her role as Rue in Euphoria—but she has also spoken openly about the topic in her personal life.
In 2013, she shared on her (now defunct) app that she was deeply anxious after her mic went off during an appearance on The Ellen Show. However, over time she learned to manage her emotions. “Sometimes, you just need to take a step back and look at things so they don’t affect you too much,” Zendaya said.
Selena Gomez: Openly discusses mental health
Selena Gomez spoke about her mental health journey to WSJ Magazine** and revealed that her life has seen many ups and downs which affected her for a long time.
She shared, “There was a time when I didn’t understand what was happening to me. Later, I realised that I was suffering from mental health problems.”
Selena also revealed that her life changed completely after getting the right treatment.
Lady Gaga: Open Opinion on Mental Health
Grammy winner Lady Gaga has always made it her mission to spread kindness and speak openly about mental health, including her own journey.
While receiving the Global Changemakers Award during Children Mending Hearts’ Empathy Rocks fundraiser in 2018, she said, “I’ve kept my mental health struggles a secret for a long time, sometimes publicly, sometimes privately. But I truly think that keeping secrets only makes people suffer more.”
