The American star talked about the "haunting" moment that led to mental illness and a surprising identity

The American singer said that it was a time when she had to "pay the price" with her own mental health. She felt her health was deteriorating day by day. That is also the reason she "disappeared" from the music market.

In an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, the "Unstoppable" hitmaker said her divorce in 2016 was what really made her go crazy and disappear from the music industry.

"It was such a dark time that I had to lie in bed for three years, really depressed. I couldn't do anything during that time," Sia said.

According to Sia, the divorce deeply affected her creative journey. She could not regularly compose songs during those years. After 7 years, Sia had enough songs to make an album. It is known that "Reasonable Woman" will mark Sia's first album release since "This Is Acting" in 2016, expected to be released to the audience in 2024.

Previously, in the latest episode of the show "Rob Has a Podcast", Sia suddenly shared about her autism syndrome.

Specifically, the disease that Sia is experiencing is called autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This is a neurological and developmental disorder that affects interactions with others, from communication, learning to behavior.

Although the condition tends to be diagnosed at any age, symptoms often become apparent in the first two years of life. Therefore, Sia's diagnosis at the age of 47 was considered too late.

The Unstoppable hitmaker also opened up about her feelings over the past few years when she suffered from autism: "No one could understand and love me when I had so many secrets and lived in shame. And when they I sat in a room full of strangers, told them our deepest and most embarrassing secrets, and everyone laughed with us."

The statement about autism was made by the female singer 2 years after being criticized for choosing Maddie Ziegler - who has a neurological disease to play the autistic character in her movie Music.

The female singer with a "unique - strange" style once had a passionate time with filmmaker Erik Anders Lang. However, after 2 years of living together, Sia shocked the online community when she suddenly announced that she was "going their separate ways" with her husband.

Specifically, in the statement sent to People magazine, the couple only wrote: "After much soul-searching and consideration, we decided to break up. However, we still maintain our friendship. We would like not to reveal Any further comments?"

The "Chandelier" singer got engaged to the American filmmaker in June 2014. In August of that year, they held a wedding at Sia's house in California (USA).

Before this relationship, Sia dated Jocelyn Sampson, a DJ and member of the band Le Tigre, but the couple broke up in 2011. In addition, the singer also admitted that she is bisexual. ), can love both men and women.

Some time later, the female singer again confused the American media when she suddenly made a statement denouncing Shia LaBeouf as a "pathological liar" - at this time the two were said to be in the process of getting to know each other. .

Singer Sia said actor Shia LaBeouf once pretended to be single and dragged her into an illicit relationship while he was dating someone else.

Normally a private person, Sia spoke up about Shia LaBeouf after he was sued by his ex-girlfriend - singer FKA Twigs - for harassment and violence. "I was also hurt by Shia. He is a pathological liar who tricked me into an affair when he claimed to be single," Sia wrote on Twitter.

Sia did not specify when their relationship happened, but it was in 2015 when she invited the Transformers actor to star in the MV Elastic Heart. At that time, Shia was dating actress Mia Goth. In 2016, Shia and Mia Goth got married.

Sia (full name Sia Kate Isobelle Furler) is a talented singer and songwriter originally from Australia, currently famous in the American music world. Her sixth studio album, 1000 Forms of Fear, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with the single Chandelier receiving three Grammy nominations. Two years later, the song Cheap Thrills from the seventh album This Is Acting climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.