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Denise Welch has hit back at a troll who criticised her for continually talking about her mental health and depression.
The row happened on X/formerly Twitter, when a troll had been watching Denise talking about her mental health on Loose Women on Wednesday.
The viewer tweeted: 'STOP THE FRONT PAGE, DENISE IS TALKING ABOUT HER MENTAL HEALTH AND DEPRESSION! This has NEVER happened before. #LooseWomen #Denise.'
Replying to the tweet, Denise, 65, wrote: 'Thanks Harry. I've actually been talking about it for 35 yrs when no one in the public eye had ever done so. And I will continue until I pop my clogs so stay tuned!!
'If you'd ever been hospitalised after a depressive episode you might talk about it too!!' She completed the tweet with four thumbs up emojis.
Denise Welch, 65, hit back at a troll on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday who was criticising her for again talking about her mental health and depression (pictured in 2023)
Denise wrote: 'Thanks Harry. I've actually been talking about it for 35 yrs when no one in the public eye had ever done so. And I will continue until I pop my clogs so stay tuned!!'
The actress has been a Loose Women panellist since 2005 and is known for her strong opinions (pictured in March with fellow panellist Katie Piper)
Harry chose not to respond to Denise's tweet, though they have tweeted since on their own account.
Fans of Denise flooded the star with support, writing: 'Exactly and you talk about it so openly and honest meanwhile everyone sugarcoats never stop telling your story you’ll always be heard by us';
'Good on you Denise! It’s great you continue to talk about it as well as all the other stuff others don’t have the balls to say';
'These kind of messages are the reason speaking up is so important. Thank you for doing that ❤️';
'I am sorry you have to handle these kind of attacks. Your courage and commitment are inspiring to many. Mental health is so important';
'Thank you @RealDeniseWelch for bravely sharing your mental health journey and encouraging others to seek support. Your vulnerability is a powerful reminder that it's okay to not
