Avril Lavigne talks about her famous ex-husbands, "in bed for F ** king 2 years" because of Lyme disease

Avril Lavigne has only love for her ex.

The 34-year-old singer covers the latest issue of Display panel magazine, and talks about his famous relationships. Lavigne looks back on her marriage to Nickelback singer Chad Kroeger, with whom she became engaged in 2012 after only one month of dating. Both were introduced by his manager at the time, who suggested he work with him. She says he brought a $ 3,000 bottle of Screaming Eagle wine in her first session, which led her to say, "Like, I'm in love?"

"He had a ton of hit songs. He plays the guitar. That could be great, "says Lavigne about what she thought before they met. "A month later, I had a 14-carat ring on my finger."

Although she announced their separation in 2015, they are still close and Lavigne defends Kroeger, whose group has already been criticized.

"The Chadian group has sold more than 50 million albums," she says, "They sell arenas all over the world!"

She is also thinking about her first husband, Sum 41 leader Deryck Whibley. The two women got married in 2006 while she was 22, but they officially divorced in 2010.

"He's a good Canadian," she says.

As for divorcing twice, Lavigne regrets nothing.

"I love love," she says. "The way I looked at it is that I got married in the long run."

Later, Lavigne discusses his serious battle against Lyme disease. She says she began to experience symptoms during her 2014 tour.

"I'm sore, I'm tired, I can not get the f ** k out of bed – what's the f ** k wrong with me?" She recalls.

Lavigne says that after many doctors could not find a cure, a friend suggested that she may have Lyme disease. Real housewives from beverly hills Star Yolanda Hadid – who has openly evoked her own diagnosis of Lyme disease – asked for a specialist's number.

"I stayed in bed for two years," says Lavigne. It's an insect – a spirochaete – so you take these antibiotics and they start killing it. But it is an intelligent insect: it turns into cystic. form, so take other antibiotics at the same time, it was not diagnosed for so long that I was a little angry.

She now regrets not being completely honest about her difficulties and talks about her 2015 interview with Hello Americain which she burst into tears while talking about her battle for health.

"I was like:" I'm going to be brave and tell the world what's going on. " And I did it because I was going out a song for the Special Olympics and I wanted it to go well, so I forced myself to sit on camera and talk about it[sure[we[sur[onGMA], "she explains. I was not ready and I should not have done it. I was messy. .. [But] I have a brave face because I did not want it to be part of my identity. So, the second I got up, I took a picture, published it on Instagram and acted like my life was proud, simply. "

Lavigne's new music is clearly inspired by the difficult period of his life, especially with his new song, "Head Above Water".

"I had accepted the fact that I was dying," she said at the origin of the song being a particularly bad night when she felt unable to to breathe and began to pray. "And at that time, I felt like I was under the water and I was drowning, and I was trying to find my breath. And literally in my breath, I thought to myself, "My God, help me keep my head above the water."

Later, she was nervous after entering the studio to record after a break of several years. But of course, his talent was still there.

"God was like, 'Nope, you'll continue to make music," she says.

"On the bright side, it's that I've really had the time to simply be present, instead of being a machine: studio, tour, studio, tour," she says. now of his fight against Lyme disease "This is the first time I have taken a break since I was 15 years old."

AND spoke to Lavigne in April, when he first appeared on the red carpet in two years at the 25th annual race to erase the MS gala in Los Angeles.

"I feel much better," she said of her current health. "It's been a long time, so I can be here and make a record right now, I've got my life back, which is amazing, it's something I continue to work on every day. And, quite simply, grateful to make music, I wrote a really powerful album, a really emotional album, somehow reflecting the place where I am today. "

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