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11:37 | 17th October 2018

Entertainment News: News

Fri 8 Oct, 2010
By Sam Bristowe


It gets better. It really does

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Tim Gunn opens up about gay teen suicide and ensures life “gets better”

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In an empathetic public service announcement video directed at depressed young people, Tim Gunn says he tried to kill himself when he was 17.

The "Project Runway" host and fashion guru made the video for the Trevor Project, an organization dedicated to youth suicide prevention. In it, Gunn addresses "gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning youth" and says that when he was a teen, he was "in quite a bit of despair" and took more than 100 pills.

Speaking directly to the camera, the 57-year-old Gunn says he is "very happy today that attempt was unsuccessful."

He promised to those experiencing similar hardship: "It gets better. It really does."

The video had some 70,000 views as of Wednesday evening.

Source: AP

 

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