Pete Doherty to 'start a drug-free life'
Pete Doherty
Babyshambles singer vows to stay clean
Pete Doherty has told the Channel 4 News that he vows to stay clean.
The Babyshambles singer was speaking to the news programme after spending time in prison for possession of drugs, including heroin and cocaine.
Following a 12-month community order sentencing, Doherty told the interviewer that he wanted to “start a drugs-free life” and that he “wasn’t much of a junkie anyway”.
He conceded that it wouldn’t be easy, but that he was “going to get an anti-heroin implant”.
"I've just been helped. I'm not going to make light of the fact that I've been given a great chance, and take crack and heroin,” he continued.
The Babyshambles singer was speaking to the news programme after spending time in prison for possession of drugs, including heroin and cocaine.
Following a 12-month community order sentencing, Doherty told the interviewer that he wanted to “start a drugs-free life” and that he “wasn’t much of a junkie anyway”.
He conceded that it wouldn’t be easy, but that he was “going to get an anti-heroin implant”.
"I've just been helped. I'm not going to make light of the fact that I've been given a great chance, and take crack and heroin,” he continued.
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