Milania Giudice broke her silence on the “worst” summer of her life, while revealing multiple mental-health diagnoses in a raw Instagram video posted Monday.
Starting the video by describing herself as a “raw and authentic” person, she publicly apologized for not using her platform the way she has wanted.
“You guys have been seeing the worst times of my life and it has been the worst time of my life,” she said, referencing her recent arrest for domestic violence, as well as her airport confrontation with her mom, Teresa Giudice, and her older sister, Gia Giudice.
Milania, 20, went on to admit to “struggling” with her mental health, noting, “I am bipolar, I struggle with depression, anxiety, PTSD and ADHD.
“And I am not ashamed of any of my mental health disorders and I do work on myself,” she added, before revealing that she is currently in a treatment center.
The University of Tampa student went on to say that the summer hit her “like a bus” and she is “trying to process everything.”
“And it’s really hard being in the public light while going through things in life, so I just want to say I’m sorry because I was grown up on pure respect, love and I just haven’t been showing the Milania I wanna show and I wanna do better and I’m trying to completely change everything that I’ve been posting because I want to help people in life.”
The Bravolebrity wrapped up the video — which she captioned “be true, be honest, be you” — by blowing a kiss to the camera.
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