Jewel battled bulimia and depression, but instead of breaking, she turned inward, choosing healing over hate.With no therapy, she leaned on mindfulness and journaling. This path led her to launch JewelNeverBroken.com and the Inspiring Children Foundation, helping others face their pain like she did.
Despite early pain, she later rebuilt her relationship with her father and co-parented peacefully after her divorce from Ty Murray. More than a chart-topping artist, Jewel is a survivor, a mother, and a guide for those seeking healing.“I’m more inspired now than I’ve ever been,” she said in 2024 — not because of fame or love, but because she finally found peace within.
