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Avril Lavigne
Emma Watson
Certaines sources mentionnent qu'Emma Watson a été diagnostiquée d'un TDAH à l'âge de 9 ans, mais IMDb a confirmé qu'elle a en fait été diagnostiquée dès l'âge de 5 ans en raison d'une forte hyperactivité. L'âge de 9 ans est plutôt l'âge où elle a auditionné pour Harry Potter.
Sources de qualité sur le TDAH d'Emma Watson / High Quality sources about Emma Watson's ADHD:
Emma Watson - IMDb (Official IMDb bio : confirms she was prescribed Ritalin at age 5 due to hyperactivity)
From Palestine to JK Rowling, has Emma Watson taken her final form as the new people’s princess? | The Independent (Confirms Emma Watson has spoken about her ADHD during Jay Shetty's podcast in 2025, diagnosed at 5, not 9)
Famous People with ADHD: Simone Biles, Emma Watson, Johnny Depp, Channing Tatum (ADDitude is a widely recognized ADHD magazine)
"Plus heureuse que jamais", Emma Watson explique pourquoi elle a fait une pause dans sa carrière au cinéma: "Je vais être honnête et directe" - parismatch.be (Paris Match confirms Emma Watson took theater classes following a ADHD diagnosis at a very young age to channel her hyperactivity)
Emma Watson - Marie Claire (Marie Claire confirms Emma Watson still takes medication for her ADHD as an adult)
The Untold Truth Of Emma Watson (Nicki Swift confirms Emma Watson was diagnosed with ADHD at age 5 and medicated ever since, echoing her IMDb official bio)
Emma Watson : Biographie et actualités (Gala.fr confirms Emma Watson was diagnosed with ADHD early in her schooling)
À 30 ans, Emma Watson a complètement éclipsé la sage Hermione de "Harry Potter" (Le Figaro confirms Emma Watson was diagnosed with ADHD "with hyperactivity" as a child)
Emma Watson : 7 choses que vous ignorez peut-être au sujet de l'actrice ! (Officielles.fr confirms Emma Watson still takes a treatment for ADHD as an adult)
We can easily conclude that Emma Watson was diagnosed with the hyperactive/impulsive type of ADHD at the age of 5 (not 9 as some sources mistakenly claim) and has taken medication (Ritalin) ever since. Some AI blogs claim this is unconfirmed, but they lack credibility; one of the authors claims the main source of clicks for her (AI-generated text) site is her page about Emma's ADHD. To us, it is indeed confirmed and they simply couldn't find the reliable sources.
