The happiest time of a woman's life is frequently attributed to a child's birth. The beginning of his child Paris, but, brought with it an unexpected issue: a fight against depression and anxiety for Juan Luis Londono Arias, who is known worldwide as Maluma. The" Hawai" singer described how his emotional stability during his first few months of fatherhood in a recent revelation on his podcast Las Cosas Como Son. The actor admitted during a discussion with his uncle, Yudy Arias, that" Paris was just born, and all went haywire, I was the one who experienced postpartum. " Almamata explained that Susana Gomez, his companion, appeared content and content in her new position, but he started to show uncontrollable signs. Although he stated that he didn't experience "extreme sadness" that would prevent him from functioning, he did experience frequent agony, regular stress, and a deep fear of dying. " Feeeling like a small pit in my stomach," I do ask Susi," Aren't you... " The Brazilian song remarked," And she was fine, she was perfect," pointing out how frequently parental mental health is discussed. The song has previously made an open confession about his internal well-being. Malaluma has recently addressed openly about his anxiety attacks and how the "dopamine balloon" of fame occasionally prevented him from processing fundamental emotions for years. The Colombian singer recently announced the release of his new venture, a podcast on mental health, out of curiosity. The Colombian artist, who is referred to as" Las cosas como son" ( Things as They Are ), announced this initiative on social media as his" Christmas gift" to his followers, promising to open up a space for open discussion about the internal struggles that frequently go unmentioned.

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