Natasha Lyonne Relapses After Nearly a Decade of Sobriety
Natasha Lyonne, star of “Orange Is the New Black” and “Poker Face,” has publicly announced a relapse after almost ten years of being drug-free. The 46-year-old actress shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), stating that addiction is a lifelong process.
Lyonne encouraged those struggling with addiction to remember they are not alone,expressing gratitude for support and urging honesty. She referenced her upcoming film, “Bambo,” stating she will “do it for little Bambo.”
– Lyonne’s message highlights the chronic nature of addiction and the importance of self-compassion during setbacks.
This isn’t the first time Lyonne has been open about her past struggles. In a 2012 interview, she described herself as “definitely as good as dead” during her 2000s addiction, acknowledging her fortunate recovery with the help of others. She has also called for improved support systems for addicts and a reduction in the stigma surrounding relapse.
– Lyonne’s advocacy for better addiction support and reduced stigma is crucial in fostering a more understanding and helpful surroundings for those struggling.
Lyonne’s past addiction was highly publicized in the early 2000s, involving arrests for drunk driving (2001), heroin addiction treatment, threatening a neighbor (2004), and court-ordered rehabilitation (2006). an arrest warrant was issued when she failed to appear at several court hearings during that period.
– The early 2000s marked a difficult period for Lyonne, with legal troubles stemming from her addiction becoming public knowledge.
