So, let's take a step back and look at what happened. Hayden gave birth to her adorable daughter, Kaya, and shortly after, she started struggling with postpartum depression. She's been pretty open about her struggles, which is amazing, because let's be real, it's not always easy to talk about mental health. Meanwhile, Neutrogena was still using her as the face of their brand, which is a bit tone-deaf, if you ask me.
Hayden said she felt like Neutrogena didn't support her during that time, and that they just kind of left her hanging. Now, Neutrogena is saying they're sorry, and that they're committed to doing better in the future. But, as I said before, is it enough? I mean, it's not like they're just apologizing for spilling coffee on someone's shirt, they're apologizing for not supporting someone during a really tough time.
On the other hand, it's worth noting that Neutrogena has been working with mental health organizations to try and support new moms. They're also donating to charities that help with postpartum depression. So, maybe their apology is a step in the right direction, but it's still hard to say if they've done enough to make up for what happened with Hayden.
Hayden Panettiere says postpartum depression led her to be stuck on
