Key Takeaways:

• Megan Thee Stallion’s advocacy has earned her a significant honor from The Trevor Project in 2025.
• Her previous initiatives embody a wellness hub, nationwide campaigns, and youth suicide prevention work.
• The award locations her alongside previous honorees like Dua Lipa, Lil Nas X, and Janelle Monáe.

Megan Thee Stallion is a Grammy-winning rapper, entrepreneur, and, based on The Trevor Project, a “mental health champion in every sense of the word.” On Friday (Oct. 10), she was honored as 2025’s Mental Health Champion of the Year by the group for her ongoing activism.

“I’m honored to receive this year’s Mental Health Champion award from The Trevor Project,” Megan mentioned in a press statement. “My goal has always been to use my platform to help break stigmas around mental health and provide resources for those seeking safe spaces to have honest and heartfelt conversations.”

She continued, “Mental health impacts all of us, so it’s important to lead with love and empathy. I’m grateful for organizations like The Trevor Project that are committed to spreading awareness and supporting our LGBTQ+ youth in powerful ways.”

In 2022, the “HISS” rapper launched Bad B**ches Have Bad Days Too, a wellness hub providing psychological well being sources, disaster hotlines, and entry to remedy for younger individuals. The following yr, she urged everybody to “check in on our friends and family” via the Seize the Awkward campaign. “Y’all, it’s OK to not be OK,” she mentioned within the video. “Reach out to a friend if you see them going through it.”

Then, in 2024, Megan commemorated World Mental Health Day by collaborating with the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) on the Never a Bother marketing campaign, which aimed to stop youth suicide. “I just definitely want to talk to the Hotties and let them know it’s OK to ask for help,” she emphasised.

Megan is in nice firm amongst previous Mental Health Champion of the Year Award honorees. 2024’s recipient was her “Sweetest Pie” collaborator, Dua Lipa, whereas artists like Lil Nas X and Janelle Monáe obtained the award within the previous years.

“As a queer Black person, I wish I had someone like Megan to look up to when I was growing up. Her courage, her authenticity, and her unwavering commitment to mental health advocacy will echo for generations,” The Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black shared.

We haven’t heard a lot new music from the Houston native in 2025, apart from April’s “Whenever.” However, she lately teased her return with an unreleased track sampling Total’s “Kissin’ You,” in order that might be altering very quickly.