After being clean for the past eight years, Charlie Sheen has opened up about his past and revealed his thoughts that he might die.
Actor Charlie Sheen has candidly revealed he would die if he touches drugs again after past, public battles with addictions.
The Hollywood star is eight years sober and has admitted the scary outcome as he updates fans on his health. The Two and a Half Men star, 60, is telling his story in his new memoir as well as a two-part Netflix documentary.
He acknowledges his past behavior and admits he never anticipated reaching the milestone age in it. He reveals that he has a strict fitness regimen and that he is currently feeling “pretty good.”
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It is a far cry from his former life, which saw two very public and ugly divorces and a lot of public acclaim. He stated in a statement to PEOPLE Magazine: “Most of my 50s were spent apologizing to the people I hurt… Everything I did is my own.
He claimed that his new memoir is simply his interpretation of events. He claims it was a miracle that he only had one overdose and a close call with death during his heaviest partying days, despite making several rehab trips.
He said you “must be willing” to get clean, in reference to that. Cassandra, 41, Sami, 21, Lola, 20, and Max and Bob, 16, were his main motivations for his change, he claimed.
Before admitting he has no desire to go back to his drug-addicted self, he said, “I keep a mental list of the worst, most shameful things I’ve done.”
He also made the unwavering claim that, regardless of whether it is true or not, I prefer to believe the next hit will kill me.
He said that during the height of his fame, where he was earning $1.8m (£1.3m) per episode of his hit sitcom, he became erratic.
Additionally, he claimed to have “tiger blood” flowing through his veins and that he had previously “banged seven gram rocks” of cocaine.
Charlie said that despite his best efforts to pardon his former actions, he is still evolving. He claimed that he occasionally experiences “shame shivers” at times. However, he claimed that, thankfully, those times are diverging, and that progress is being made.
Charlie has confirmed that if the time is right, he would be eager to return to the screen if necessary after taking a break from acting. He did, however, claim that the current approach is one of day-ago.
He continued to describe his most recent projects, “I’m not calling all of this a comeback.” I’m referring to a reset here. Whatever the outcome will be, I’m just living for the moment.
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