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    Country singer Sara Evans reveals struggles with body dysmorphia, eating disorder

    Sara Evans says being in the spotlight has often been detrimental to her mental and physical health. The "Born to Fly" singer spoke about her preoccupation with public opinion and the toll it has taken on her during a Monday appearance on two-time "Dancing with the Stars" winner Cheryl Burke's podcast, "Sex, Lies, And Spray Tans." Evans spoke at length about how having her body under constant ...
    by Malia Mendez, Los Angeles Times May 03, 2024 2 minutes
    Sara Evans attends the 57th Annual CMA Awards at Bridgestone Arena on Nov. 8, 2023, in Nashville, Tennessee.

    Sara Evans says being in the spotlight has often been detrimental to her mental and physical health.

    The "Born to Fly" singer spoke about her preoccupation with public opinion and the toll it has taken on her during a Monday appearance on two-time "Dancing with the Stars" winner Cheryl Burke's podcast, "Sex, Lies, And Spray Tans."

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