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Neutrogena addresses its treatment of Hayden Panettiere after she spoke about postpartum depression
August 20, 2026 / 7:03 PM EDT / CBS News
TL;DR
- Neutrogena apologized for how they treated Hayden Panettiere after her death.
- Panettiere claimed Neutrogena fired her in 2015 for speaking about postpartum depression.
- The company stated they made Panettiere feel unsupported during a difficult time.
- Neutrogena is investing in a community health partner to help women with postpartum depression.
- Panettiere died on Sunday in Greenville, South Carolina.
- She was open about her struggles with addiction and postpartum depression.
- Fan backlash and calls for boycotts of Neutrogena resurfaced after Panettiere's death.