Alcohol, drugs, divorce and depression: Brad Pitt says it all! The American actor confided in an interview with GQ magazine. Then it's time for Brad's confession.
In a long and moving interview with the American magazine GQ, Brad Pitt dropped everything. Addictions to drugs and alcohol, his divorce but also his depression, the star of the Ocean's trilogy has delivered without tongue in cheek!
He tells in particular "getting up and making a fire. I feel like I feel life. I feel life in this house." The 53-year-old actor says he has entered "therapy". Brad Pitt adds: "I love it. I love it. I went through two shrinks before I found the right one."
The soldier of Fury has won his battle against his addictions and claims to have completely stopped alcohol and drugs for several months. His consumption had then become problematic and he admits it himself: "I do not remember a day since the end of college when I did not drink, smoke a joint or anything else (…). I realized I was hiding from my feelings. I'm really happy to be done with all this (…). I drank too much, it became a problem."
Now, Brad Pitt consumes only sparkling water and cranberry juice: "It's a bit difficult, but I feel the tips of my fingers again (…). I have the cleanest urine test in all of Los Angeles, I guarantee you!" We are proud of Brad and congratulate him on his bravery and success in his fight against addictions.
During his divorce, Brad Pitt remembers sleeping at David Fincher's house in Santa Monica: "I stayed there for a little bit. This period really allowed me to focus on my weaknesses and mistakes."
The American actor also tells when he went to court against Angelina Jolie to win his case, especially for child custody: "I become an asshole when it comes to justice. It didn't do me any good at all," he swears. We can understand that… "If you love someone, give them back their freedom. I know today what it means, I lived it," he says.
Now, Brad Pitt is lucid about everything about his old demons belonging to the past. And he intends to make this struggle a strength rather than let them dictate his life. We wish him a lot of courage in his approach and his will to get out of it!
