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Bradley Cooper admits getting 'addicted to cocaine' in his 20s

Hollywood star Bradley Cooper got candid about his past and revealed that he was addicted to cocaine in his 20s because he was ‘totally depressed’. When appearing on Amazon Music and Wondery’s Smartless podcast, the actor-filmmaker said that he was...

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Jun 16, 2022 IST

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Hollywood star Bradley Cooper got candid about his past and revealed that he was addicted to cocaine in his 20s because he was ‘totally depressed’. When appearing on Amazon Music and Wondery’s Smartless podcast, the actor-filmmaker said that he was ‘addicted to cocaine’ in his 20s .

When making the confession on the June 13 episode of the podcast, the 47-year-old told co-hosts Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes that he felt ‘so lost’ at that time. He said he didn’t realise that he was destroying himself until Will told him of his behaviour. “That was the first time I ever realised I had a problem with drugs and alcohol,” he said. —IANS

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