5 Celebrities Who Are Breaking the Silence About Addiction

In part 2 of our Celebrities in Recovery spotlight, 5 more stars share their stories of hope. Battling addiction can be a lonely journey, but the openness of these 5 celebrities about their own struggles serves as a beacon, illustrating that recovery is achievable, and a thriving life is possible!

1. Drew Barrymore

Drew Barrymore’s journey to sobriety highlights the challenge of overcoming addiction. After years of public struggles, she finally embraced sobriety in 2018 following a wake-up call when her therapist ended their sessions due to Barrymore’s drinking. She admitted to numerous failed attempts to moderate her alcohol use before recognizing that complete abstinence was the only answer. Today, Barrymore celebrates five years sober.

2. Jodie Sweetin

Jodie Sweetin, known for her role in Full House, openly shares her 15-year struggle with addiction and her journey to sobriety, which began in 2008. She said, “My life is proof that it’s never too late to turn things around.” She uses her experience to shed light on the complexities of addiction and inspire others.

3. Jon Hamm

Jon Hamm, recognized for his role in Mad Men, proactively sought treatment for alcohol addiction in 2015, prior to the show’s final season. He openly challenges the stigma around rehab, emphasizing its value as a period of self-reflection and recalibration, rather than solely focusing on chemical dependencies. He champions the benefits of taking a break from daily life to concentrate on personal growth, highlighting its effectiveness

4. Demi Moore

Demi Moore’s journey with sobriety began in 1985 when she sought treatment before filming St. Elmo’s Fire. After maintaining sobriety for over two decades, she relapsed and entered rehab again in 2012 following an intervention by two acquaintances. Moore credits this intervention with saving her life and allowing her to change its course.

5. Tom Holland

Tom Holland, renowned for his role as Spider-Man, candidly shared his journey to sobriety in 2023. After a particularly indulgent Christmas, he attempted Dry January and found himself consumed by thoughts of alcohol, realizing he had a problem. Embracing sobriety throughout January and beyond, he noticed significant improvements after six months. Now, two years sober, Holland is a testament to the positive impacts of an alcohol-free life, expressing his amazement at the difference it has made.

Inspiring Your Journey to Recovery

Addiction doesn’t discriminate, but recovery is within everyone’s reach. If you’re battling addiction, know that you’re not alone. Reach out to us today at to explore personalized treatment options and start your path towards a fulfilling and vibrant life in recovery.