Many people have been wondering about the personal life of the celebrated singer, Sia. She has, you know, a voice that captures so many hearts and a style that is quite her own. Well, she recently shared some very personal news that has brought a lot of conversations to the surface. It’s about her own journey with autism, a topic that, honestly, has been part of public discussions around her for a little while now, especially in connection with her creative work.
This news came out during an appearance on a podcast, the "Rob Has a Podcast" show, to be exact. She was chatting with Carolyn Wiger, someone who had been on a reality competition, and it seems that conversation really opened things up for Sia. She, who has, in fact, talked about her own path to sobriety before, seemed to find a genuine connection with Carolyn's openness. She felt, basically, a significant sense of freedom after getting her own autism diagnosis at 47 years old. This feeling of release, you know, after so many years, must have been quite profound for her, bringing a quiet sense of peace.
So, the announcement really put a personal face on a topic that had caused a bit of a stir for her a couple of years back. It’s, in a way, a full circle moment for her and for those who follow her work. This revelation comes after some pretty intense public discussions following her movie, "Music," which, you know, touched on autism. Now, with her sharing her own experiences, it just changes the whole picture somewhat, offering a deeper personal context to her public life and artistic choices.
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