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Afrojack: From Bullying to Brilliance, Psychology Aids DJ
24 Jul
Summary
- DJ Afrojack found that psychology helped him overcome childhood bullying.
- He no longer drinks alcohol, prioritizing health and longevity.
- Afrojack and his wife, Elettra Lamborghini, are avid puzzle enthusiasts.
Grammy-winning DJ Afrojack, born Nick van de Wall, has become a vocal advocate for mental health in his native Holland. The 38-year-old DJ, who faced bullying as a child due to his height, found that studying psychology and sociology significantly shifted his perspective on life.
Afrojack, known for global hits, now abstains from alcohol, citing significant health benefits and improved energy levels. He shared that he reserves drinking for special occasions like birthdays or weddings, but generally prioritizes his well-being and longevity.
In his personal life, Afrojack and his wife, Italian star Elettra Lamborghini, maintain a close bond. The couple, who met in 2018, revealed a shared passion for puzzles. They describe themselves as homebodies when not engaged with their demanding careers.
Afrojack's journey from experiencing a "s----y" childhood to global success underscores the impact of mental well-being and personal growth. He now uses his experiences to encourage protection of young people's mental health.
