I wanted to quit Eurovision twice - then won it, says Bangaranga singer Dara
Bulgarian singer Dara, who won the Eurovision Song Contest, revealed she considered quitting the competition twice before her historic victory. She initially wanted to withdraw due to concerns about her mental health and newly diagnosed ADHD, fearing the demands of participating in Vienna would worsen her condition.

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AI-generatedBulgarian singer Dara, who won the Eurovision Song Contest, revealed she considered quitting the competition twice before her historic victory. She initially wanted to withdraw due to concerns about her mental health and newly diagnosed ADHD, fearing the demands of participating in Vienna would worsen her condition. Dara also cited issues with contract terms as a reason for her initial hesitation. Despite these doubts, she ultimately went on to win Eurovision with a record-breaking points margin, securing Bulgaria's first-ever win in the contest.
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4 extractedDara cited issues with the contract as a reason for wanting to quit the first time.
Dara won Eurovision by a record-breaking points margin.
Dara wanted to quit to protect her mental health due to her newly diagnosed ADHD.
Dara, the Eurovision Song Contest winner, considered quitting the competition twice.