Chester Bennington's 15-Year-Old Son Appears in Suicide Prevention Video: 'Help Yourself, Don't Hurt Yourself'
Linkin Park Frontman Chester Bennington Laid to Rest in Private …
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Trailer No. 1
Watch the Trailer for ‘Weekend Getaway with Michelle Buteau’ (Ex…
Dixie D'Amelio on Whether She Had Apprehensions Filming New Fami…
H.E.R. on Possible Collaboration With Zendaya and Kehlani After …
Machine Gun Kelly Dyes Tongue Black and Makes Out With Megan Fox…
Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom’s Press Conference Erupts in Epic …
Audrina Patridge on Dating Chris Pine and If ‘Hills’ Co-Star Bro…
Stream Queens | May 20, 2021
Mama June on Trying to Fix Her Broken Relationship With Pumpkin …
Dawn Porter on Directing Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey for ‘The…
‘Lucifer’ 5B: D.B. Woodside on ‘Emotional’ Season and Amenadiel …
Tina Knowles-Lawson Gushes Over Spending Quality Time With Her G…
‘American Idol’ Winner Chayce Beckham on How He’s Celebrating Hi…
‘Lucifer’ 5B: Tom Ellis and Lauren German on Deckerstar and the …
90 Day Fiancé: Loren and Alexei Open Up About How Tourette's Has…
North West Pokes Fun at Mom Kim Kardashian For Fangirling Over O…
‘The Masked Singer’: Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg on His S…
2021 Billboard Music Awards: Backstage With the Night’s Biggest …
Drew Barrymore Reacts to Her First Daytime Emmy Nomination (Excl…
Chester Bennington's son is bravely speaking out on a very personal issue.
Draven Bennington, the 15-year-old son of the late Linkin Park singer, who was found dead of suicide by hanging at age 41 this past July, appeared in a video for World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10, urging those who need help to reach out.
"I want to make a commitment that I will talk to someone before I hurt myself when I'm feeling depressed, or going through a hard week, month or year," Draven shared. "And I want to challenge you to do the same, to help yourself, not hurt yourself."
Watch the touching spot, set to Linkin Park's "Numb," below.
MORE: Linkin Park Announces Special Public Event in Los Angeles to Honor Chester Bennington
After his tragic death, the late singer was honored with a mural in Los Angeles.
Watch the video below to see it.
If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
Related Gallery
