LeAnn Rimes' Raw Jaw Release Therapy: Healing Journey

On March 31st, Leanne Rhymes, the 43-year-old singer behind hits like How Do I Live, just

dropped a wild video of her going through deep jaw, released therapy.

It was straight up brutal.

She screamed in agony as the therapist worked inside her mouth to realign her jaw and

bust loose ears of built-up tension.

The session came from human garage, where experts use hands-on maneuvers to target fascia,

that connective tissue holding stress in spots like the jaw.

Rhymes sobbed with relief right after, holding her face and declaring that tense chapter

of her life was finally done.

Fans were shocked by the raw footage, but it highlights how jaw issues like TMJ mess

with everyday folks, especially performers whose voices are there.

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For Rhymes, this tightness cramped her breathing and singing, no matter how hard she pushed.

She's battled this for years.

Neck, shoulders, the works, trying nutrition tweaks, hormone fixes, therapy and supplements,

but nothing clicked until.

Fascia work hit the scene.

The providers say the jaw is a prime stressful, locking energy until these techniques signal

it's safe to let go.

Now she's feeling lighter and more aligned, proving real healing can get loud and messy

before the calm rolls in.

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I'm Corey with The Story.