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10 Celebrities Who Have Bipolar Disorder

Mariah Carey

The superstar singer just spoke out about receiving her bipolar diagnosis in 2001 to People.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones

The Chicago and Intolerable Cruelty actress has spoken about her battle with bipolar disorder for years,

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Patty Duke

Back when few people knew about bipolar disorder or even acknowledged it publicly,

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Demi Lovato

The singer and former Disney Channel star, who also struggled with bulimia and addiction,

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Carrie Fisher

"One of the things that baffles me (and there are quite a few) is how there can be so much lingering stigma with regards to mental illness,

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Margaret Trudeau

As the former wife of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and mom of current PM Justin Trudeau,

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Stephen Fry

In 2006, the British comedian debuted a BBC documentary called Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive.

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Richard Dreyfuss

In addition to appearing in Fry's special, the Oscar winner and Jaws star has campaigned for more mental health research.

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Maurice Benard

Real life inspired the soap star's General Hospital storyline about bipolar disorder.

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Jane Pauley

A TV fixture for decades, the former Today and Dateline host announced her bipolar diagnosis in 2004, and has become an advocate ever since.

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