The actor Hayden Panettiere (32) started his career already as a child star, and has had great success with the main roles in the TV series “Heroes” and “Nashville”.
In recent years, however, the 32-year-old has made more headlines for his troubled privacy than for his performances on screen and screen.
Reunited with ex after prison
After the break with it Ukrainian professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko (46)with whom she has a daughter Kaya (7), she found happiness with American Brian Hickerson (32).
The new relationship has been off the turbulent battle and a few months after the romance became known, Hickerson became arrested for violence against Panettiere.
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The latter has several times ended up in trouble with the long arm of the lawand in March this year they both ended up in a public brawl i Los Angeles.
Started with «happiness pills»
Now, for the first time, Panettiere opens up about a secret addiction to opioids and alcohol, which almost cost her her life.
– He threw me around and hit me
– I was on top of the world and then I ruined everything, the actor says in an interview with People.
The Hollywood star further shares that she fought for years for addiction in addition to postpartum depression after her daughter was born.
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At one point, her addiction to alcohol was so bad that she was hospitalized with jaundice. Here the doctors warned her that her liver was about to give up.
Panettiere claims that someone in her team offered her “happiness pills” before she went up the red carpet as a 15-year-old. Later she started drinking alcohol, and sometimes she used opioids. At the same time, his career was at its height.
– Has not been much with the daughter after the break-up
While she was on various sets and recordings, she managed to stay sober, but as soon as she finished work, things got worse.
– Then things continued to spin out of control. And when I got older, drugs and alcohol were things I could hardly live without, she admits.
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