Overview
- Schuller disclosed the diagnosis in a televised interview with José Peláez on Saturday, July 4, 2026, saying the confirmation changed how he understands his past feelings and choices.
- He says he completed tests and therapies and that a psychiatrist confirmed ADHD, prompting an emotional reaction when the doctor greeted him with “Welcome to the club of the ‘TDAHchinos.’”
- Schuller described adult ADHD as more than distraction, citing forgetfulness, anguish, depressed mood and insecurity that at times made him not want to go to work.
- He recounted that the diagnosis brought calm and motivation, telling the psychiatrist “thank you for telling me this. Now we have to work,” and that he intends to continue treatment and self-care.
- As a public TV figure, Schuller’s disclosure highlights how adult ADHD is often diagnosed late, can reshape career and self-image, and may help reduce stigma around seeking diagnosis and care.