Hazel Keech reveals she silently battled depression: No one knew...

Actress Hazel Keech and former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh welcomed their second child together on August 25. Recently, 36-year-old Keech, opened up about her battle with depression while mentioning no one knew about her state because she “smiled and entertained others.”

Hazel Keech opens up about her battle with depression

Hazel Keech took to her Instagram handle and shared a quote, attributed to the late Robin Williams, which touched upon the idea that some of the saddest individuals often strive to bring happiness to others as they know what it is like to feel "worthless".

The actress shared that she personally resonated with this feeling, disclosing that she had silently battled depression. She wrote, "That pretty much sums up my depression journey. No one knew I was depressed because I smiled and entertained others."

When Hazel Keech opened up about postpartum hairfall

Earlier this month, Hazel Keech spoke about postpartum hair loss in an Instagram post and said that she had decided to donate her hair.  Keech said that she had often seen new moms cutting their hair short but had not understood the reason behind it until she experienced excessive hair loss herself. She described the challenges new mothers face, stating jokingly that it seemed like babies had "motion sensor" for crying or pooping the moment the mother steps away, even for a bathroom break.

Keech, who has appeared in films such as Billa and Bodyguard, stated that she wanted to contribute to the creation of wigs for people undergoing cancer treatments. She shared that this decision was inspired by her husband, Yuvraj Singh, who had gone through cancer treatment and witnessed the emotional impact of losing hair during chemotherapy.

"I had decided when cut my hair short again id like to donate my hair to be made into wigs for people going through cancer treatments. My husband shared what it feels like to watch all his hair, eye lashes and eyebrows fall out while he was getting chemotherapy and how it really affects your self-esteem," she wrote.