Ariana Grande says making music saved her life amid depression, anxiety and PTSD


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The 'Wicked' star said releasing two albums in less than six months was instrumental in helping her deal with grief, depression, anxiety and PTSD. Photo: TNS

Ariana Grande is opening up on the darkest time of her life, and how making music led her through it.

On the latest episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, the Oscar-nominated Wicked star said releasing two albums in less than six months was instrumental in helping her deal with grief, depression, anxiety and PTSD.

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