Michelle Williams was un-masked as the ‘Butterfly’ in The Masked Singer’s recent airing.
The former DC girl later took the time to reflect on her journey and the opportunity to be able to freely indulge into her art, without having to worry about the excesses that come with it.
Williams, who’s had a lot to deal with – as far as her mental health issues are concerned, gave some profound advise to the viewers, while speaking about how therapeutic and yet challenging, the sting was for her.
During a recent interview with PEOPLE, after her unveiling on the show, Williams spoke about how her health was still fragile during the shooting:
“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.”
Speaking on her insecurities over her voice [Yes, even Michelle Williams has that!], here’s what she further told the publication:
“That insecurity started 20 years ago, if I’m being honest. And it just builds and builds because I feel like, I’m never going to be able to please anybody. Until you can get to a place where you’re like, ‘The people that are for me are for me, they buy my music, they support the shows that I do,’ it might take you a while to get to that point.”
You can read her complete interview with People, here.
Meanwhile, check out the singer reflecting back on her journey on the show:
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Get it Michelle.
More healing and success to you!