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Paloma Faith fought back Saturday Kitchen Viewers criticised her appearance on the BBC programme.
The singer recently revealed that she suffered a miscarriage while filming a US drama. Pennyworthappeared on the BBC series on Saturday (June 8) to promote his upcoming album. Beautifying Sadness.
One troll complained about the singer's appearance on the show, writing on X/Twitter: “People who are just mind-numbingly annoying always bring up ADHD as a reason for being mind-numbingly annoying.”
In a post that has been met with praise from fans, Faith responded: “Actually I have ADHD, idiot.”
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a disorder that affects a person's behavior. Patients may experience restlessness, decreased concentration, and increased impulsivity.
Most people with the condition are diagnosed in children under the age of 12, but some are diagnosed as adults – around 2.6 million people in the UK have the condition, according to the charity ADHD UK, but only 600,000 are officially diagnosed.
Face is Saturday Kitchen Also appearing will be host Matt Tebbutt and chefs Julie Lynn and Tom Kitchin.
The singer and actress has been praised for her comments, with fans taking to social media to support her.
“I used to really like you but now I love you with all my heart,” one fan wrote, while another commented, “Paloma, tell him!!”
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Faith said earlier this week that she doesn't think dads should be “overly praised or praised just for being a parent.”
The singer, who has two daughters with former partner of 10 years Rayman Racine, said she dislikes the term “co-parenting” because “it sounds like it means 50/50, and I don't think that's the case.”
In October, Faith gave her first in-depth interview since her split from Racine, revealing that she was “broken” but also “very healthy.”
she said Independent“In some ways the breakup has destroyed me, but in other ways I am very healthy. I am financially stable. I own my own home. I have children. If I were to meet a man I would ask nothing from him except to enrich each other's lives.”
