Taylor Swift Opens Up About Overcoming Struggle With Eating Disorder (EXCLUSIVE)

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Taylor Swift gets candid about her eating disorder in the Netflix documentary Miss Americana.The singer reveals that her time in the spotlight has negatively impacted her relationship with food.

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1. Taylor Swift: Miss AmericanaDocumentary Fans will see a new side of the pop star in Taylor Swift’s revealing new documentary. The film will follow her life over the past few years as she comes into her own as a songwriter, performer and woman standing up for LGBTQ+ and artists’ rights through her public platform.When: Friday on Netflix

Taylor Swift's Miss Americana documentary did more than touch on Swift's foray into politics. Swift spoke for the first time in the film about overcoming her struggle with an eating order; she addressed her experience more fully to Variety in her interview with the outlet about the film.Swift said during a voiceover in the film that seeing photos of herself could trigger her to starve herself in the past.

Taylor Swift is raising the curtain on her personal life in her new Netflix documentary, Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, which premiered at Sundance yesterday. Swift spoke for the first time in the film about overcoming her struggle with an eating order; she addressed her experience more fully to Variety in her interview with the outlet about the film.

Taylor Swift's intimate Netflix documentary, Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Thursday night.In the film, the pop star revealed for the first time that she had an eating disorder.In the revealing Netflix documentary Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, Taylor Swift opened up for the first time about living with an eating disorder.

"I’m pretty uncomfortable talking about it now."

Taylor Swift revealed that she previously struggled with an eating disorder as she discussed her “unhealthy” relationship with food.

PARK CITY, Utah — If you think the moon landing was staged, just wait till you see “Miss Americana,” the new documentary about pop star Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift arrived at this year's Sundance Film Festival in style and was met with a really warm welcome.

At the outset of the first screening of the documentary “Miss Americana” Thursday night at the Sundance Film Festival, it was clear at the outset that it was not necessarily Taylor Swift’s core audience filling the Eccles Theater for the premiere. The opening scene has Swift trying to write a song at the piano while one of her cats walks across the keys.