Actress Florence Pugh’s distinctive voice is a result of a rare medical ailment called tracheomalacia.
Pugh spoke about the ailment in an interview with Vogue in January 2020 and revealed that she had health problems as a youngster, which led her family to relocate from Oxford to Spain because they believed the country’s environment would be better for her health.
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The family’s trip to Spain helped Pugh’s symptoms go better after it was determined that she had tracheomalacia, which is defined as “her trachea partly collapses after she breathes.”
During an interview with Sue Perkins for her podcast “Sue Perkins: An Hour or So With…” in July 2020, Pugh provided more information about the illness and how it affected her during the COVID-19 epidemic.
I’ve had this breathing issue since I was a baby, so my mother’s always had to be aware of new diseases, new illnesses that could potentially really hurt me, Pugh said during the conversion with Perkins.
It was Pugh’s mother who advised the young actress to live in Los Angeles during lockdown to prevent possible COVID-19 contracting.”
