But the musician did not explain why he did not throw the drug at his four other daughters. In the mid-1960s, McCartney added “Sir” to his name. From then on, his passion for marijuana dates.
Sir Paul McCartney said he stopped smoking marijuana to avoid setting a bad example for his eight-year-old daughter Beatrice, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported. “I’ve already taken mine, and when you’re raising a child, if everything goes well, you start to feel a sense of responsibility. On top of that, I think I’ve had enough,” McCartney said in an interview with The Rolling Stone.
But the musician did not explain why he did not throw the drug at his four other daughters. In the mid-1960s, McCartney added “sir” to his name. From then on, his passion for marijuana dates. Bob Dylan “joined him” to drugs. After that, Sir McCartney made various experiments with drugs – he went through LSD, heroin, cocaine, he was twice arrested for possession of “weed”.
Beatrice’s mother, Heather Mills, claimed during the 2006 divorce proceedings that McCartney smoked weed as often as other people don’t drink tea.
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