Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter responds to reports of nervous breakdown after ‘Momala’ election loss

Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff, who previously made headlines with a sharp remark aimed at Trump’s running mate JD Vance for his controversial “childless cat lady” comment, addressed health rumors on social media following her stepmother’s election loss.

The soon-to-be stepdaughter became visibly emotional during Vice President Harris’ concession speech at Howard University on Wednesday, after President-elect Trump won by nearly 4 million votes, leaving Emhoff’s “Momala” with a major defeat despite a strong start.

Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter responds to reports of nervous breakdown

‘There is a rumor that I am having a nervous breakdown and need to be hospitalized. Not true,” Emhoff wrote in an Instagram post after a video of her having an emotional breakdown went viral. She continued: ‘Even if you spread that. There is nothing wrong with showing emotions and crying. Anyone who says this is probably in need of a good cry.”

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Emhoff emphasized the importance of expressing emotions and said she has spent time playing fetch with her dog Jerry since the election. Emhoff was open about her mental health and also acknowledged the collective grief and stress many experience after the loss. “I’ve struggled with my mental health my entire life and I’m not ashamed of it,” she added, noting that all she had done since Election Day was play games with her dog Jerry.

Ella Emhoff, daughter of Doug Emhoff and his first wife, film producer Kerstin Mackin, has been a vocal figure on social media for some time. In July, she clapped back at JD Vance with a sharp response, writing, “How can you be ‘childless’ when you have cute pie kids like Cole and I?” referring to her brother.

Ella Emhoff talks about health problems

Ella Emhoff, the 25-year-old fashion student at Parsons and daughter of Doug Emhoff, opened up about her ongoing health problems in August. Emhoff, who was born with a tethered spine, a neurological condition that affects the spinal cord, shared details of her journey on Instagram.

She revealed that her condition led to her spending much of her adolescence in and out of doctors’ offices and physical therapy. “I had surgery on my lower back, grew several inches and now live with chronic pain,” she wrote in a post, accompanied by a photo.

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“Behind every piece is a pain management device hard at work,” she said, adding: “I have severe chronic back pain and have had it most of my life. My people with chronic pain, what do we use to feel comfortable?

Emhoff shared a link to a “Big Pain Management List” – a collection of strategies ranging from therapy and exercise to lifestyle changes, all aimed at relieving chronic pain. Although the list included options like “ketamine infusions,” Emhoff made sure to clarify that the recommendations were “made to her” and should not be taken as medical advice, writing, “I’m just a girl who wants less pain want to feel. .”