Actress Selma Blair Opens Up About MS Battle Hurdles, Accessibility Activism, and Desire for Love and Acting Comeback
Selma Blair discusses her struggle with multiple sclerosis, including an emotional toll and career setback, while expressing her readiness to reenter the dating scene and acting world, amidst her continued efforts in disability activism.
- Selma Blair, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2018, reveals her struggle with the illness, especially post-childbirth, led to a significant career slowdown and financial distress.
- Despite her illness, Blair emphasizes her continuous activism for disability inclusion and her work with disability specialist Andraéa Lavant.
- Blair has faced criticism for not appearing as a 'disabled person' and combats this with increasing visibility for others in similar circumstances.
- After experiencing an emotionally abusive relationship during her MS battle, Blair states she is ready to re-enter the dating scene, expressing hope for future love.
- Blair remarks having an inherent love for acting and shows interest in returning to Hollywood, stating she could still memorize lines despite her dysphonia, a speech disorder related to MS.
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