The 33-year-old extra and motivational apostle opened up to People about her booze and drug-addled activity as a pre-teen celebrity as able-bodied as her adventure against motherhood and sobriety.
Known by a lot of as the amusing average adolescent Stephanie Tanner in the long-running ‘90s ball Full House, Jodie Sweetin accomplished acclaim and affluence at the breakable age of five. By the time the alternation was over, she was 13 years old and absolutely apparent to the carnal means of Hollywood.
In 2009, Jodie Sweetin wrote a account advantaged unSweetined, in which she data how the booze and actuality corruption started during above co-star Candace Cameron Bure’s wedding.
“I apparently had two bottles of wine, and I was alone 14. That aboriginal alcohol gave me the aplomb I had been analytic for my accomplished life. But that set the arrangement of the affectionate of bubbler that I would do,” Sweetin revealed.
The afterwards years showed a bottomward spiral, which included an addiction to such actionable drugs as cocaine, clear meth, and Ecstasy. She has been through three bootless marriages, the endure of which complex a advancing aegis with ex-husband, Morty Coyle.
After divorcing in 2013, the conflicting brace fought over their babe Beatrix’s schooling. Jodie Sweetin insisted that she appear the aforementioned elementary academy in Los Angeles as her earlier half-sister Zoie, while Coyle argued that she go to altered academy amid beyond town.
The authoritative adjudicator at the California Superior Court advantaged Sweetin’s argument, citation that “Petitioner Mother shall accept tie-breaking ascendancy on academy issue.”
Things are absolutely searching up for Jodie Sweetin. Aside from getting abstaining for about 5 years and counting, she is aswell reprising her role in the Netflix aboriginal series, Fuller House, which is set to air in February.
“My activity is amazing,” Jodie Sweetin told People. “I will accept 5 years [of sobriety] in March. It’s accustomed me a lot of gratitude.”
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