Janette's Take On...Hayden Panettiere: Trauma, Love, Survival & Knowing When to Walk Away
Hayden Panettiere died at just 36 years old, days before her 37th birthday. The Heroes and Nashville star spent much of her life in the public eye, but behind the fame was a woman who openly struggled with trauma, postpartum depression, addiction and an abusive relationship. In this Janette’s Take On..., Media Personality and Janette’s TV Podcast Host Janette Burke looks beyond the celebrity headlines to a lesson that matters to women of every age: Love should never require you to surrender yourself. From people-pleasing and the fear of being alone to financial boundaries, manipulation, abuse and learning when to walk away, Hayden’s story raises difficult questions about what women sometimes tolerate in the name of love. Janette explores why loneliness can keep women connected to people they know aren't good for them — and why being needed isn't the same as being loved. Stay informed. Stay independent. Know your worth. And stay SAVVY. 💬 WHAT’S YOUR TAKE? Have you ever stayed in a relationship, friendship or situation longer than you should have because you were afraid of being alone? Share your thoughts in the comments. ▶️ Watch more Janette’s Take On... playlist on the Janette’s TV Podcast YouTube channel. PLEASE NOTE: Hayden Panettiere’s official cause of death has not been determined at the time of publication. This commentary does not suggest that any individual caused or contributed to her death. It discusses publicly reported events and the broader issues of trauma, abuse, relationships and personal boundaries. Panettiere publicly discussed addiction, postpartum depression and abuse, while Hickerson pleaded no contest in 2021 to two felony counts of injuring a spouse or girlfriend.
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