The singer and actress says vaping nicotine has permanently changed her singing and speaking voice, and she has recently stopped after finding the addiction hard to break.
01Summary
- 01Selena Gomez, 34, said in an Instagram post on Sunday that vaping nicotine 'a lot' has permanently altered her voice.
- 02She stated that nicotine is 'so hard to quit' and advised others it is 'not worth it'.
- 03Gomez has the chronic autoimmune condition lupus, which can cause throat swelling and affect the voice.
- 04A recent report linked vaping to breathing problems, wheezing, dental issues and poor sleep.
- 05The singer revealed she has weaned herself off nicotine and hopes to continue.
02Why it matters
This matters because it highlights the real vocal and health risks of vaping, especially for young fans who may consider it harmless, and shows the difficulty of quitting nicotine even for those with serious health conditions.
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