André Hazes’ Sister Struggles With Skin Picking Disorder

Roxanne Hazes opens up about her struggle with skin picking disorder Friday, April 17, 2026 Dutch singer Roxanne Hazes, sister of the late André Hazes, has spoken candidly about living with skin picking disorder, revealing she often feels compelled to pick at scabs until they bleed. In an interview with Nieuwsblad, Hazes described the compulsive behavior as something she struggles to control, saying, “I pick every scab until it’s raw.” She explained that the urge often strikes without warning and can be difficult to resist, even when she knows it causes harm. Skin picking disorder, also known as excoriation disorder, is a mental health condition characterized by recurrent skin picking that results in lesions and significant distress or impairment. While not widely discussed in the entertainment industry, Hazes’ openness adds to a growing conversation about mental health challenges faced by public figures. The singer, known for her soulful vocals and emotional performances, has previously used her platform to speak about personal struggles, including grief and anxiety. Her latest disclosure continues that trend, offering insight into a lesser-known condition that affects many in silence. By sharing her experience, Hazes hopes to reduce stigma and encourage others to seek help. Her honesty resonates with fans who admire her not only for her music but also for her willingness to be vulnerable in the public eye.