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Singer Chrisette Michele reveals ‘severe’ autism diagnosis
Singer-songwriter Chrisette Michele has revealed she has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. The Grammy Award winner, known for “Blame It on Me,” “Epiphany” and “Be OK” (with will.i.am), took to social media to share the news and reflect on her condition.
Chrisette Michele Shares Autism Diagnosis At Age 42
Chrisette Michele is opening up like never before. The Grammy-winning R&B vocalist, known for her soul-stirring voice and thoughtful artistry, recently revealed that she has been diagnosed with autism. In a moving social media posts, Chrisette shared, “I just learned I’m autistic. Official diagnosis.”
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