Lucy Hale has been on your screen for over half her life. Leaving her home of Memphis, Tennessee at 15 years old Lucy came to LA with dreams of fame, achieving this with her breakout role as Aria on the smash hit Pretty Little Liars and starring in films and TV shows ever since.This is the biography of Lucy you know, but what you haven’t heard before is that whilst Lucy’s career may have been Pretty, her life outside it was not. Sacrificing some of the most precious years of her life for success, Lucy has had to undergo an inner journey to rediscover herself outside of her work and fame.In this intimate and honest conversation, Lucy lets listeners into the previous hidden areas of her life. Discussing everything from addiction, eating disorders, the perils of the entertainment industry and arriving at self love and acceptance.Lucy Hale:Instagram:http://bit.ly/3KwVVRLTwitter:http://bit.ly/3XWuZy2Follow me:https://beacons.ai/diaryofaceo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lucy Hale, a celebrated actress and singer known for her role in Pretty Little Liars, opens up about the complexities of fame and her journey through addiction and self-discovery. She discusses the internal battles that fueled her struggles with alcohol and the vital role of support systems in her recovery. Lucy emphasizes the importance of self-love, the necessity of authentic connections, and how challenges can lead to personal growth. Her heartfelt insights inspire listeners to embrace their own journeys toward healing and empowerment.

Tyson Fury, Dr. Jordan B Peterson, Rich Roll, Niall Horan, and Lucy Hale discuss the harmful impacts of alcohol, including addiction, negative consequences, and the importance of sobriety and self-acceptance. They share personal stories of overcoming alcoholism, emphasizing honesty, support, and accountability. The podcast highlights the pernicious effects of alcohol, including its influence on fame and the role of fitness in recovery. The guests explore the negative impact of alcohol consumption, such as aggression and reliance on it for social interactions. They reflect on the challenges of explaining addiction to others and express gratitude for living authentically.