Mar. 16, 2025
Dove Cameronis taking time to heal.
The “Boyfriend” singer, 26, shared a glimpse into her studio time onTikTokThursday night as she continues to record new music.
As the short clip starts, fans see a close-up of Cameron wearing a headset and beginning to vocalize. The camera then pans to a friend who jokes with theDescendentsstar that she has an “NPR voice on.”
She then shares a shot of someone working at a computer appearing to mix an audio track.
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Dove Cameronis being transparent about her mental health journey in hopes of helping others who’ve gone through similar experiences.
“I think it’s important just to say this: I’ve had times in my life when I was incredibly suicidal. And I think that needs to be destigmatized,” she told the outlet.
Dove Cameron for Byrdie.Leeor Wild
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Mar. 16, 2025
Dove Cameronwill always hold a special place in her heart forCameron Boyce.
In a new interview withSeventeen, theLiv and Maddiestar, 23, recalled the emotional rollercoaster she experienced after herDescendantscostar Boycesuddenly died from epilepsyat age 20 on July 6.
“When I heard about Cameron, I had just woken up early in a London hotel room to the sound of my phone ringing off the hook,” she explained. “I was nervous about why I could be getting so many texts and calls, so I only looked at my mother’s text.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dove Cameronis breaking her silence about the death of herDescendantscostarCameron Boyce.
In an emotional six-part video shared to Instagram on Tuesday, Cameron, 23, struggled to get through her handwritten note as she tearfully paid tribute to the late Disney Channel actor, whom she referred to as an “earth angel.”
However, after going to therapy on Tuesday, Cameron said she felt ready to open up about the loss of her friend and planned on doing so in a letter.
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It’s safe to say the experience has been a whirlwind. “I felt like I was chained to the back of an insane, 150-miles-an-hour party bus going down a river. It was a really fun time, but I had no idea what the f— was going on,” Cameron tells PEOPLE. “It was one of the best years of my life, but it was also a serious crash course where I had to learn everything on the fly.