Christina Applegate begins the “stadiums of mourning” after the death of the dad

Christina Applegate finds that it is not linear to overcome grief.

In May 6th -episode of her and Jamie Lynn Siglers Podcast, MessyThe 53 -year -old actress opened up how it has lost her since her father Robert Priddy's loss at the end of April.

“I lost my father, but I let someone say: 'In which part of the mourning stadiums are you?' And it was so profound because I had to say that he likes one of my favorite friends, like “No. I don't make stadiums of grief.

Applegate, in which multiple sclerosis was diagnosed in 2021, explained that her mourning process “chronic diseases or diseases we go through” was similar.

“There are no defined rules and they don't have to forgive themselves,” she continued. “Because when she said that, I said: 'Oh, f -… Maybe I should do, you know, anger, rejection … until I am until the end of the ellipsis and then always.”

In any case, Applegate added that they and Singler believed that the emotions “come back” with grief over time, and she didn't want to “forget my father” by pushing herself through the process.

“I don't want to get to the point where it doesn't do that he is gone,” she continued. “Well, but I still don't even know what I'm talking about. But I thought that when you read it.”

Applegate became emotional last month when she announced the death of her father as a result of the podcast of April 29.

“My father only died a week ago,” she said with tears in her voice. “This is the first time that I really cried. I think I have not allowed myself to have it yet. Too busy with it.”

Applegate said that her family “knew that” her father “would” die “when she asked herself,” is that an excuse not to feel? Because you know that someone will go? And did you say goodbye to your farewell? ”

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The actress later gave more insight into her early year with her father when she said: “I didn't grew up with my father. He and my mother separated when I was five months old, but since then he has been in my life.”

She said that her father “was not part of the lesson of life”, but that thanks to him she has two “beautiful siblings and an amazing stepmother”.