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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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As Katie Price prepares to release new music following her 2017 song success, Katie Price took aim at those who “dug her out” on her most recent podcast.

Katie Price has had another brutal swipe at ex-husband Peter Andre following their recent public dispute. The former glamour model, 47, took aim at her ex lover as she gets ready to release new music.

Junior and Princess, the duo’s brief children, were born together in 2002. The mother-of-five then reportedly criticized the Australian star once more after Katie complained that she had been cut out of their daughter’s most recent reality TV show.

Katie criticized those who “dug her out,” even though she avoided naming Peter in her most recent outburst. Despite any criticism, she vowed to always come back stronger.

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Speaking on the latest episode of her Katie Price podcast that she hosts with sister Sophie, Katie said: “It just goes to show, whoever and whoever tries to dig me out, people who try and dig me out, it makes no difference because if anything it’s making people want to support me more and lets be honest anything possible could have been said about me.

I’ve loved how much I’ve held my hand up. I used to be in a shop with my youngest daughter, and I thought, “How does it feel when people keep coming up to you?” But I love it because I’m in cloud space and can’t thank them enough.

And she gushed that her most recent musical quest was a “dream come true,” referring to it as another ticked off list moment. At the time, she admitted, she was unsure of whether to laugh or cry.

Katie admitted that her early life goal was to be a model or pop star. What do I want to do when I’m older was the subject of my 11th grade textbook, she said.

I stated in that that I wanted to attend a fairytale wedding, I wanted to live in a big house with lots of kids, I wanted to ride horses at home, I wanted to drive a black Jeep, and I wanted to be a well-known model and pop star.

And she later admitted that the high wave’s current tempo was just too much for her to accept that “all the s*** I’ve been through, for me it was worth getting through the other side of it, manifesting good things, and that just tops it.”

She continued, “It has given me the strength to keep going.” After all, I’m not hated. I’m waiting for the bubble to burst because I’ve never had any positivity throughout my entire career.

Katie recently revealed to her followers that she has returned to the music industry. Eight years after her 2017 single, I Got U, which debuted this week on the iTunes charts, she dropped it.

The former glamour model took to Instagram to post a photo of herself while wearing headphones and posing for the camera for a peace sign. For the occasion, the actress donned a casual Nike t-shirt and tied her dark hair in a messy bun.

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Giorgio Armani, the 91-year-old Italian icon, passed away as he left behind a sizable fortune thanks to his impressive career. He had no children to pass his wealth to.

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani is set to leave a staggering fortune following his death aged 91. The world famous Italian designer died “peacefully surrounded by his loved ones.”

His family added that he had been working up until his death in a moving statement following his passing. Giorgio Armani, the Armani Group’s creator, founder, and tireless driving force, passed away with “untold sorrow.”

Il Signor Armani, as his coworkers and friends always referred to him as, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones. He dedicated himself to the company, the collections, and the numerous ongoing and pending projects up until his final days, enduring his incomparable dedication to the end.

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Sergio Galeotti, a young apprentice architect, met Armani in 1966. Soon after quitting his own job, he began to work with Armani and begin their romance.

Tragically, Sergio passed away in 1985 from an Aids-related illness at the age of 40. In a rare interview, Armani was asked about his biggest career mistake. He said, “Not being able to stop my partner from dying,” “.

Armani threw himself into work because he had no family to keep him company. His business spanned more than $7.44 billion at the time of his death, including bars, clubs, restaurants, perfumes, books, books, and other items.

He also had a reputation for being a successful businessman, earning more than £2 billion annually from his business. Armani was a brother to Sergio and Rosanna Armani, but he did not have any children.

The Luxury Tribune reported last year that Armani held 99.9% of the company while the Giorgio Armani Foundation held only 0.1%.

The designer has three indirect heirs, none of whom are his own, and no direct ones. The Board of Directors already included Necessa Silvana, Roberta Armani, and his nephew Andrea Camerana.

Before his passing, Armani was forced to stop attending his group’s June 2015 Men’s Fashion Week shows because he had been ill for a while. For the first time in his career, he had to miss one of his catwalk events.

Details have been made regarding Armani’s death. The funeral home will be located in Milan’s Via Bergognone 59, inside the Armani/Teatro, and will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 6 through Sunday, September 7. The funeral will be held privately in accordance with Mr. Armani’s express wishes.

In the statement announcing Armani’s death, his team and family added: “Over the years, Giorgio Armani has crafted a vision that expanded from fashion to every aspect of life, anticipating the times with extraordinary clarity and pragmatism. He has been driven by relentless curiosity and a deep attention to the present and to people.

He “established a dialog with the public throughout this journey, becoming a beloved and admired figure through his ability to make connections with everyone.” He has been active on numerous fronts, especially in support of his beloved Milan, always taking into account the needs of the community.

Giorgio Armani is a brand with a 50-year history that was inspired by emotion and patience. Giorgio Armani has always admired the spirit of self-assurement in both thought and deed. The business embodies this spirit from the beginning to the end. In terms of maintaining these values, his family and employees will carry the business forward.

We have always felt like family members in this company. We are deeply moved by the one who founded and cared for this family with passion, dedication, and vision today.

“But it is precisely in his spirit that we, the employees and the family members who have always worked alongside him, commit to protecting what he built and to advance his company in his memory with love, respect, and responsibility.”

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Giorgio Armani, the 91-year-old Italian icon, passed away as he left behind a sizable fortune thanks to his impressive career. He had no children to pass his wealth to.

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani is set to leave a staggering fortune following his death aged 91. The world famous Italian designer died “peacefully surrounded by his loved ones.”

His family added that he had been working up until his death in a moving statement following his passing. Giorgio Armani, the Armani Group’s creator, founder, and tireless driving force, passed away with “untold sorrow.”

Il Signor Armani, as his coworkers and friends always referred to him as, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones. He dedicated himself to the company, the collections, and the numerous ongoing and pending projects up until his final days, enduring his incomparable dedication to the end.

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Sergio Galeotti, a young apprentice architect, met Armani in 1966. Soon after quitting his own job, he began to work with Armani and begin their romance.

Tragically, Sergio passed away in 1985 from an Aids-related illness at the age of 40. In a rare interview, Armani was asked about his biggest career mistake. He said, “Not being able to stop my partner from dying,” “.

Armani threw himself into work because he had no family to keep him company. His business spanned more than $7.44 billion at the time of his death, including bars, clubs, restaurants, perfumes, books, books, and other items.

He also had a reputation for being a successful businessman, earning more than £2 billion annually from his business. Armani was a brother to Sergio and Rosanna Armani, but he did not have any children.

The Luxury Tribune reported last year that Armani held 99.9% of the company while the Giorgio Armani Foundation held only 0.1%.

The designer has three indirect heirs, none of whom are his own, and no direct ones. The Board of Directors already included Necessa Silvana, Roberta Armani, and his nephew Andrea Camerana.

Before his passing, Armani was forced to stop attending his group’s June 2015 Men’s Fashion Week shows because he had been ill for a while. For the first time in his career, he had to miss one of his catwalk events.

Details have been made regarding Armani’s death. The funeral home will be located in Milan’s Via Bergognone 59, inside the Armani/Teatro, and will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 6 through Sunday, September 7. The funeral will be held privately in accordance with Mr. Armani’s express wishes.

In the statement announcing Armani’s death, his team and family added: “Over the years, Giorgio Armani has crafted a vision that expanded from fashion to every aspect of life, anticipating the times with extraordinary clarity and pragmatism. He has been driven by relentless curiosity and a deep attention to the present and to people.

He “established a dialog with the public throughout this journey, becoming a beloved and admired figure through his ability to make connections with everyone.” He has been active on numerous fronts, especially in support of his beloved Milan, always taking into account the needs of the community.

Giorgio Armani is a brand with a 50-year history that was inspired by emotion and patience. Giorgio Armani has always admired the spirit of self-assurement in both thought and deed. The business embodies this spirit from the beginning to the end. In terms of maintaining these values, his family and employees will carry the business forward.

We have always felt like family members in this company. We are deeply moved by the one who founded and cared for this family with passion, dedication, and vision today.

“But it is precisely in his spirit that we, the employees and the family members who have always worked alongside him, commit to protecting what he built and to advance his company in his memory with love, respect, and responsibility.”

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The 85-year-old has reprised his role as Liverpudlian trade unionist Bobby Grant for a special crossover episode with Hollyoaks

Brookside legend Ricky Tomlinson has returned to the Channel 4 soap as Bobby Grant for the first time in 37 years alongside Sue Johnston as Sheila Grant.

Ricky, 85, along with camera crews, has descended on the famous cul-de-sac as part of a one-off special episode to mark Hollyoaks’ 30th anniversary.

The Grant family launched Brookside, which began on the first night of Channel 4 in 1982. Audiences quickly warmed to the married couple as they settled into their first-owned home with their three children.

Ricky and Sue, who later worked together in BBC sitcom The Royle Family, will reprise their roles as Liverpudlian matriarch Sheila Grant, later Corkhill, and trade unionist Bobby Grant following his departure in 1988.

This will also be the first time that Brookside Close has been on air since it ended in 2003.

Taking to Instagram on Thursday afternoon (September 4), Ricky shared a series of snaps from Brookside close alongside Sue as they filmed the exciting one-off episode.

In one snap, the on-screen couple stand outside their home and look into the camera as Ricky puts his arm on his co-star’s shoulder.

In another photo, Ricky sits in the back of a van with a serious expression as a member of the production team holds a clapperboard bearing the word ‘Hollyoaks’.

Fans of the star wasted no time in commenting on the post, with one person writing: “Can’t wait”, while another stated: “Two legends”.

“Icons”, simply added another followed by a love heart emoji.

Speaking about returning to the show, Ricky has previously said: “It will be lovely to take part in Brookside again especially to work alongside Sue Johnston.”

He added: “I’m looking forward to being on the close again after all these years.”

Sue, 81, also added: “It’ll be so lovely to go back and be Sheila for a day as it was such big, enjoyable part of my life.”

Brookside episodes are available from the start on STV player, after they were digitally restored in a joint project between Lime Pictures and All3Media International.

In a special crossover episode with Hollyoaks, the 85-year-old reprises his role as Liverpudlian trade unionist Bobby Grant.

Brookside legend Ricky Tomlinson has returned to the Channel 4 soap as Bobby Grant for the first time in 37 years alongside Sue Johnston as Sheila Grant.

Ricky, 85, along with camera crews, has descended on the famous cul-de-sac as part of a one-off special episode to mark Hollyoaks’ 30th anniversary.

The Grant family launched Brookside, which began on the first night of Channel 4 in 1982. Audiences quickly warmed to the married couple as they settled into their first-owned home with their three children.

Ricky and Sue, who later worked together in BBC sitcom The Royle Family, will reprise their roles as Liverpudlian matriarch Sheila Grant, later Corkhill, and trade unionist Bobby Grant following his departure in 1988.

Brookside Close will also be on air for the first time since it ended in 2003.

Taking to Instagram on Thursday afternoon (September 4), Ricky shared a series of snaps from Brookside close alongside Sue as they filmed the exciting one-off episode.

The on-screen couple pose for a picture as Ricky pats his co-star on the shoulder while standing outside their home.

In another image, Ricky poses in a van with a serious expression as a member of the production team clapperboards with the word “Holyoaks” on them.

One commentator wrote, “Can’t wait,” while another wrote, “Two legends,” and the star’s fans wasted no time commenting on the post.

Simply adding another emoji followed by a love heart emoji, “Icons” was added.

It will be lovely to take part in Brookside once more, especially working alongside Sue Johnston, according to Ricky, who has previously mentioned this.

After all these years, he continued, “I’m looking forward to being on the close.”

It will be so lovely to visit Sheila for a day because it was such a significant, fulfilling period of my life, Sue, 81, added.

After being digitally restored in a joint project between Lime Pictures and All3Media International, Brookside episodes are available from the beginning on STV Player.