Christina Applegate candidly shares she wears diapers while battling ‘s–tty’ MS

Christina Applegate, the beloved actress known for her roles in “Married… with Children” and “Dead to Me,” recently shared her experience battling multiple sclerosis (MS) in a candid interview with People. Applegate, who was diagnosed with MS in 2021 but suspects she had it for several years prior, revealed that she wears diapers due to difficulties in getting to the bathroom in time.

During the interview, Applegate humorously pulled down the waistband of her jeans to reveal a diaper with a floral design. Her close friend and fellow actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who also has MS, joined in on the conversation, expressing her dissatisfaction with the limited options for diaper designs. They both found humor in the situation and managed to stay positive despite the challenges they face.

In addition to discussing the realities of wearing diapers, Applegate and Sigler highlighted some unexpected benefits that come with having MS. They joked about the perks of convenient parking spaces, early boarding on flights, and being pushed around airports. While they made light of these aspects, they acknowledged the difficulties they still face and the need to maintain a positive outlook.

Applegate and Sigler have formed a strong bond through their shared experiences with MS. They have been a source of support for each other and have found solace in their friendship. Applegate expressed how she can be completely honest with Sigler about the struggles and pains of living with MS, as they both understand each other’s journey.

Despite the challenges they face, both Applegate and Sigler remain determined to live their lives to the fullest. They find strength in their friendship and continue to support one another through the ups and downs of their MS journey.

For anyone facing similar challenges, Applegate and Sigler serve as an inspiration. They show that even in the face of adversity, it is possible to maintain a positive attitude and find joy in life.