Roman Kemp has revealed that he has been feeling disoriented recently, leading him to seek hypnotherapy to address his concerns. The television personality expressed his uncertainties about fame before turning to therapy for guidance.
The 32-year-old has been vocal about how therapy played a crucial role in overcoming his struggles with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He shared that discussing his mental health issues with his close friend, popstar Ed Sheeran, has been beneficial.
During a recent hypnotherapy session, Roman had a surprising encounter with the late George Michael, a vision that helped him gain clarity. The singer advised Roman to prioritize taking care of his family, particularly his parents, Martin and Shirlie Kemp, who were friends with George Michael.
In a podcast with singer Tom Grennan, Roman revealed his experience with hypnotherapy, expressing his feelings of being lost and questioning his career choices. He recounted George Michael’s message urging him to focus on family and happiness, emphasizing their importance.
Roman has been proactive in raising awareness about mental health, fronting the BBC3 documentary “Roman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency” following the tragic death of Capital Radio producer Joe Lyons. He has managed his depression with medication, highlighting the importance of seeking help when needed.
Fans can catch Roman Kemp on Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel, where he will be featured alongside other celebrities. For those in need of emotional support, the Samaritans helpline is available 24/7, offering assistance and guidance.