Thalia added that she needs to 'prioritise' herself and she knows moving home to Ireland will be the best way to do that
Thalia moved to New York last year to launch her modelling career Stateside.
Now she has revealed that she is moving home to Ireland for good because she has "neglected" her physical and mental health.The 28-year-old told her Instagram followers: "I have decided that I am moving back home to Dublin. "Don’t get me wrong, New York was such an incredible experience and I loved it, and I made the most amazing friends and I did the most amazing things and I’ve memories that are going to last me a lifetime.
"I’m going to miss so much of it and so many people and so many things, but to be totally honest my move over there for the past year has really taken a toll on me and I’ve neglected myself to be honest, both mentally and physically I haven’t been well." Thalia, who split with long term boyfriend Ryan McShane earlier this year, added that she needs to “prioritise” herself and she knows moving home to Ireland will be the best way to do that.Join the Irish Mirror’s breaking news service on WhatsApp. Click this link to receive breaking news and the latest headlines direct to your phone. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.
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