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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Michelle Williams was still "a little fragile" when she signed up for 'The Masked Singer'

    The former Destiny's Child singer spoke candidly last year about her struggles with depression and she hopes appearing in disguise as The Butterfly on the show has helped her get stronger


    She said: "I was stable enough, but still a little fragile, but thinking that this is going to give me some strength. Because you can't stay in your cocoon forever, you've got to come out."

    Michelle felt the show was right for her to make her return to the spotlight because she could have "a blast" just being herself.

    She told People magazine: "In my time away, I didn't have to be on. I didn't have to sit in the hair and make-up chair and turn into this entertainer.

    "[With 'Masked Singer'] I just felt like I was literally going onto the set, nobody knows it's me and having a blast just being me. That's what I will take into every situation is to be me, and whoever's for me, you're going to be there for me. Opportunities will be there for me being me."

    And the 40-year-old star admitted she is still questioning whether or not she wants a full time music career.

    She said: "I learned that sometimes we can let our fears cloud how strong we actually are. The majority of the time the stuff that plays in our head is lies. Lies can rob you of your strength.

    "I also learned to not make permanent decisions out of temporary feelings. I don't know if I want to perform again.

    "Of course, I'll do theatre and all that stuff but do I really want to be an artist full-time? I want to make sure if the answer is no, that the reasoning behind it is not because of feeling like you're not wanted in the industry. It has to be because you know you can go on and do something greater."

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