Lola Young admits vaping has turned breathing into a 'chore' as she faces long-term health consequences
Grammy-winning singer Lola Young has publicly acknowledged that years of vaping have severely impacted her respiratory health, describing breathing as a 'chore' and her lungs as 'battery powered.' The 25-year-old artist, who previously struggled with cocaine addiction and collapsed on stage in 2025, admits she is not ready to quit vaping but faces significant professional and personal health risks. Medical experts warn that vaping damages the airways and throat, directly compromising vocal control and performance for singers. This personal account aligns with broader medical findings linking vaping to breathing difficulties, poor sleep, and mental health issues, highlighting the long-term consequences of nicotine use even among those who have addressed other addictions.
