Doja Cat opens up about BPD diagnosis, says she has been ‘struggling’

Grammym winning rapper and singer Doja Cat has opened up about her mental health, revealing that she has been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and has been struggling with the condition for years.

According to the artist, she shared the personal update in a candid video posted on the platform TikTok, where she discussed her ongoing therapy and emotional journey.

The thirty year old performer said she has likely been dealing with the condition for much of her life and described the experience as agonizing at times.

Borderline personality disorder is a mental health condition that affects how people view themselves and others, often leading to emotional instability, mood swings and impulsive behavior.

Medical experts say the disorder can make daily relationships and decision making difficult, although therapy and treatment can help manage symptoms.

Doja Cat, whose real name is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, spoke about learning to be more honest with herself after years of hiding her feelings.

She explained that she often felt pressure to appear happy or agreeable even when she was struggling internally.

The singer shared the revelation while defending fellow pop star Chappell Roan, who recently went viral after confronting paparazzi during an outing in Paris.

Doja said she admired Roan’s ability to set boundaries in uncomfortable situations, something she admitted was difficult for her in the past.

According to the artist, she has spent years in therapy and is committed to continuing treatment and personal growth.

She added that despite still making mistakes, she is proud of the progress she has made in her mental health journey.

The discussion has sparked conversation among fans online, with many praising the musician for speaking openly about mental health and encouraging others to seek support.