You won’t believe which star battle sleepless nights

Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep. It can also cause you to wake up too early and not be able to get back to sleep. 

It leaves you feeling mentally and physically drained, affecting your mood and energy levels. It disrupts not only your personal life but also your professional life.

Here are the Hollywood stars who have opened up about struggling with sleep and insomnia:

George Clooney

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in 2012, the Batman & Robin actor revealed that he has a difficult time getting to sleep and that he wakes up as many as five times per night.

Five years later, George shared that he had somehow resolved his earlier issue with insomnia, but it had been replaced by sleep deprivation following the birth of his newborns.

Mariah Carey

The All I Want Is You For Christmas hitmaker has long battled insomnia, especially after her iconic performances.

Additionally, Mariah’s diagnosis of bipolar disorder has contributed to her sleep struggles.

She shared that sleep issues affect her day-to-day life and mood.

Madonna

The pop icon has struggled with insomnia for several years, as it has been a long-standing challenge she has dealt with for decades.

In various interviews and social media posts, Madonna has shared that her relationship with sleep has been "tumultuous," adding that her mother’s death has adversely impacted her ability to rest.

Jimmy Kimmel

The television host has disclosed that he deals with narcolepsy, a neurological disorder that affects the brain’s ability to control sleep-wake cycles.

Jimmy has described experiencing sudden sleep attacks, which is the main symptom of narcolepsy.

Lady Gaga

The Born This Way artist has a difficult time sleeping due to her incredibly demanding career.

She has spoken about having an “overactive mind,” which makes it hard for her to relax and fall asleep.

Jennifer Aniston

The Friends alum has been transparent about her struggle with racing thoughts that interfere her sleep.

To improve her sleep quality, Jennifer has noticed that meditation, yoga and reduced screen ime before bed significantly help.