Sarah Harding has revealed about her addiction to powerful sleeping pills and binge drinking for four years, which she overcame after three weeks of exhaustive rehabilitation.
'Girls Aloud' singer Sarah Harding has revealed about her addiction to powerful sleeping pills and binge drinking for four years, which she overcame after three weeks of exhaustive rehabilitation. The singer asserted that she has been to "hell and back" with her alcoholism and dependence on prescription drug Zopiclone - which she started taking in 2006 after finding it difficult to sleep.
"I'm just glad I survived. My drinking was out of control and I was addicted to sleeping pills. It was an awful combination," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
The 30-year-old beauty also alluded to late singer Amy Winehouse - who died from alcohol poisoning last year aged 27 - and confessed that she went through "something similar" to the 'Rehab' hitmaker during her darkest days.
"Poor Amy - she lived round the corner from me in Camden," Harding stated.
"The mad thing was, she was coming off the alcohol - and I have been through something similar," she stated.
Harding resorted to heavy drinking to cope with her fame when she first tasted success with girl band Girls Aloud, which was formed in 2002, as she thought that alcohol gave her extra confidence.
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The singer's drink problem worsened after her split with DJ boyfriend Tom Crane in September 2010.
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Source-ANI