News about Em Rusciano

Steph Claire Smith has revealed she's been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The model and fitness influencer, 30, bravely spoke about her health update in a vulnerable confession and admitted she felt 'relieved' when a doctor confirmed her diagnosis. Speaking on KICPOD, the podcast she co-hosts with fellow influencer and business partner Laura Henshaw, Steph said she first prompted to be tested after inviting Em Rusciano on the show to discuss her experience with ADHD.

Em Rusciano has accused the Australian podcasting industry of ignoring her after her mental health and disability-focused podcast, Anomalous, failed to receive an award nomination for the podcaster's 'Logies'.

The comedian, 45, has changed up her style many times throughout her career and once again showed off another dazzling look as she stormed the glitzy event. She is best recognised with mainstream Australian audiences for her glossy slicked-back raven locks and her colourful and edgy sense of style.

The Hughesy, Ed and Erin radio show is the latest in a long line of breakfast shows for 2Day FM to be axed. The network announced that the breakfast show had sensationally come to an end on Wednesday. 'We've loved our time together on 2DayFM Breakfast, however, due to some of our families living in different cities we are unable to commit to 2025,' Hughsey, Ed and Erin said in a statement.

Comedian Em Rusciano has won tributes from fans after she stepped in to help a distressed woman during her Outgrown stand up show in Thirroul on Friday. Eyewitnesses have reported that the 45-year-old podcaster stopped her performance after an audience member experienced a medical episode. Em was then seen to race down the aisle of the auditorium to comfort the stricken fan and calm onlookers.

Em Rusciano has broken down after discussing her many health issues on Abbie Chatfield's podcast, It's A Lot. In a short promo video 28-year-old Chatfield posted to Instagram, the Australian comedian, 45, opened up about her sensory issues, ADHD, autism and bacterial vaginosis.  'I've always had sensory issues. I only eat four different types of food. I never belonged,' Em said.

Em Rusciano has taken to social media to slam Vogue for 'policing women's bodies'. The 45-year-old podcaster attacked the magazine - famed as a fashion tastemaker -  over an article that recommended clothing brands for women 'over 50'. Describing herself as an 'elder fashion girlie' in the Instagram post, Em said that Vogue should stop 'peddling the narrative that fashion has limits'.

Em Rusciano has spoken to many celebrities during her long career in the entertainment industry. And now the 45-year-old has revealed the identity of one of the rudest stars she's interviewed. Em told news.com.au that her interview with Gary Lightbody, the lead singer of Irish rock band Snow Patrol, was 'wild'.

Em Rusciano is well known for her outspoken views.  And the podcaster's fans have long been urging the 45-year-old to run for political office.  Unfortunately for her supporters, Em tells this week's issue of Stellar Magazine that she has no interest in parliament. 

Em Rusciano has revealed that being accused of faking her autism and ADHD diagnosis led to depression and paranoia.  The former radio star tells this week's Stellar Magazine that she was unable to get out of bed as she faced public scrutiny over her admission that she was struggling with the developmental disabilities. 'It's such a wild thing to accuse someone of. I took to carrying around my diagnostic report in hardcopy and digital, that's how upsetting it was. I didn't get out of bed for a month' the 45-year-old said. 

The note was shared by a kind stranger who apologised to another cafe patron for her commotions. When holidaying in Mooloolaba on Queensland's Sunshine Coast earlier this month, mother-of-two Tyne was enjoying breakfast at a cafe with her husband and two young children. She noticed a woman reading a book at a nearby table and became concerned that her children would disrupt her morning.

Em Rusciano, the Australian media actress, has issued a health warning to all women aged from 30 to 40 years old. The podcaster, 44, confirmed on Instagram that she is going through perimenopause and that her followers should see a doctor if they experience any symptoms. I just want to give anyone who's just looked up and realized that they've let all of their health go,' she started.

During Wednesday night's episode of The Project, Sarah Harris brought oversharing to a new degree, and it was enough to have people reaching for the remote control. Harris' remark came during a segment with Australian physiotherapist Ben Foster, who recently made news by sucking a leech of its eyeball. Harris was all too eager to put the spotlight on her during the befuddled animal lover's chat.

Lisa Wilkinson has dropped out of a much-anticipated speaking engagement just one month before it was scheduled to be held. The former Project host, 63, was due to speak at the Business Women Albury Wodonga 2023 Gala next month. However, the TV presenter has canceled the function, which is costing attendees $210 per head, according to The Australian.

Em Rusciano has had a cheeky new haircut, swapping her femme-mullet for a sleek pixie cut. On Sunday, the Australian comedian, 44, took to Instagram to announce her fresh look, which featured short and tussled locks framing her face. 'My hair felt too heavy this morning.' Know what I mean?! In the caption to the photograph displaying her hairdo, she wrote, 'I could feel it on my head.'

Meshel Laurie has put an end to her rivalry with fellow podcaster Abbie Chatfield months after they fought over Em Rusciano's autism diagnosis. Chatfield, 28, the bachelor actress who has criticized Laurie of "ableism" and "internalized misogyny" since the 50-year-old accused Rusciano of faking her latest autism diagnosis for 'clout'. It seems tensions between the pair have since dissipated, as Laurie surprised listeners by praising Chatfield in a segment on her Can We Be Real? This week was the podcast of the week.

Taylor Swift, a Canadian singer, and Em Rusciano are teaming up for a sold-out tribute performance. The feminist writer, 42, wrote a blog about the sold out show, which will be held at Northcote Theatre on November 24. Other artists include Alex The Astronaut, Charley, Clare Bowditch, Emily Wurramara, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Sophia J. Smith.

She has shared more of her experiences with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism. Em Rusciano, a 44-year-old actress, has also revealed her new health condition - perimenopause. Menopause is the natural time in a woman's life where they have gone through 12 months without menstruation, while perimenopause refers to the change from menopause to menopause.

Em Rusciano has admitted that she gets a lot of grief after seeing auto-play videos on websites get her "started." The 44-year-old exploded when she clicked a link on her laptop and a video started blazing, according to a clip from her Emsolation podcast posted on Instagram. 'Shut up!' She howled as she paused the clip before launching into a tumultuous rant.

Em Rusciano has explained why her autism and ADHD are getting more apparent since she was first diagnosed with the developmental disorder. The podcaster claims she has been "masking" her autistic behaviors throughout her entire life and has now felt empowered to express herself in a video shared on Instagram Stories on Friday. If you're late diagnosed ADHD, autistic, or both, you might start behaving more autistic or you're having more ADHD symptoms,' the 44-year-old said in the clip.

Just a few of the Australian celebrities to announce that they now have Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), including Abbie Chatfield, Em Rusciano, and Clementine Ford. Harley Bonner, 32, a former Home and Away actor, launched a scathing tirade on Wednesday against the 'trend' of people self-diagnosing themselves with the disease. The Melbourne native posted a video on Instagram claiming that he was sick of people 'joking' that they had the neurodevelopmental disorder.

Em Rusciano is asking her fans to subscribe to her podcast as she continues to struggle to attract enough paid followers to keep it afloat. Following her departure from Spotify, the 44-year-old media star has made repeated pleas to her followers, the most recent appearing on Saturday. Em told her followers she urgently needed a break but couldn't afford her Emsolation Extra podcast, which costs $89.95 a year, in a video posted on Instagram, but she couldn't afford it.

Following Em Rusciano's ouster from Spotify, she has released a new plea to her followers to follow her podcast. Before parting with the organization, the media star, 44, had all of her production costs and salaries paid for by the streaming giant, but after being forced to shift to crowd-funding. She set a target of 4000 subscribers with a $9.95 or yearly season pass fee of $89.95 per month, but so far, she has only hit 1900.

Em Rusciano, a comedian and podcast host, has discussed the derogatory backlash she received when she went public with her ADHD and autism diagnoses. Trolls branded the mother of three children, 44, as a 'attention seeker,' and accused her of jumping on a bandwagon by claiming she is neurodivergent. Rusciano said the reaction was 'gross' and that it would only be "discourage' misdiagnosed and underdiagnosed women from seeking assistance, which Rusciano said on the KICPOD podcast on Tuesday. Women's misdiagnosis is unforgivable.' Hundreds of women have been missed,' she told hosts Steph Claire Smith and Laura Henshaw. 'So my first reaction was, "Why aren't you apologising to us and saying let's fix this?" "It's just for curiosity," Rather than going straight to, "Ah, it's just for attention."