Kenyan RnB singer Otile Brown has for the first time shared his struggles with depression, revealing that he has been facing mental, physical, and emotional challenges since early 2019. Speaking candidly in an interview, the Pakate hitmaker emphasized that his battle with depression was not linked to financial issues, but rather the pressures and personal struggles that many artists face behind the scenes. Otile explained that societal perceptions often make it difficult for public figures to open up about their mental health, leaving them without someone trustworthy to confide in.
Otile also shared how the loss of loved ones and other personal experiences contributed to his mental state. He noted that expressing his feelings and seeking advice is important for inner peace, but the stigma surrounding celebrities often makes it challenging to find support. He stressed that depression is a real and serious condition, highlighting how public misconceptions can make it even harder for individuals in the entertainment industry to deal with emotional difficulties. For Otile, acknowledging the problem was the first step toward seeking help and finding a way forward.
To address his condition, Otile has sought professional guidance and has been taking conscious steps to improve his mental and physical well-being. He described efforts such as adjusting his diet, practicing relaxation techniques, and removing negative energy from his life to regain focus and balance. Through his openness, Otile Brown hopes to inspire others, particularly fellow artists and young fans, to prioritize mental health and seek help when needed. His story serves as a reminder that behind the glamorous life of a celebrity, real human struggles often remain unseen.