Country singer-songwriter Margo Price said she thrives through alcohol.
The musician based in Nashville, 41, opened during an interview PeoplePublished on Sunday, March 23. “I have the feeling that I am in the best headroom of my life. I have the feeling that my creative juices work on all cylinders and I just feel very happy,” she said to the outcome of staying away from the hard things since 2021.
Price detailed, as it was freshly woken up recently Willie Nelson‘s ranch until 12:30 p.m. “I said, ‘Okay, if I had left, it would have been a much rougher morning.’ I got up … two hours of sleep and put my alarm at 4:20, “said the star” Hands of Time “to the outlet. “Stand up, travel onto the street and I am ready to give people the best show.”
Price lost her twin son Ezra, just two weeks after his birth in 2018 and told People After that, the tragedy led to a “not whole” period of depression. Price wrote one in 2021 Essay for GQ Magazine, who will revise your decision to revise your lifestyle.
Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars have been open about their sobriety over the years. Kelly Osbourne, who had previously been sober for six years, announced in April 2021 that she had suffered a relapse and worked on the next steps. “Not proud of it. But I’m on the right track again,” she wrote about (…)
“In this turbulent year last year I have the most rebellious that I have ever done in my life: I drank alcohol,” wrote Price in her GQ Essay and added that the Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 left a significant award for the price.
“From the outside I had everything together: a foot in the door of the difficult to tackle music business, a loving partner, a beautiful family. And I have it all. But after almost a year in Lockdown I started hard dreams,” wrote Price. “One started at night: a scene in which both masked and unmasked faces were silent around me when I sank into heavy quicksand.”
The emotional article also describes why she had so often contacted the bottle in the past. “I drank because I was worried about the condition of the world, I drank because I was bored, I drank because I missed (my) tour, I drank because I was unemployed, I drank because everyone else drinks,” she wrote. “And I drank even though I didn’t really want to.”
Price added that she did not attend anonymous meetings for alcoholics and revealed that she found a version of the sobriety that worked for her. “As women, we always say that we are sorry. The only one I have to ask for forgiveness is myself … I am not identifying myself as an alcoholic and I do not regret the decisions that I made in my life,” wrote Price. “I believe that everything happens for a certain reason. But I also believe that the drop in drinking makes parenthood easier and works.”
In your new interview with PeoplePrice that is married to the guitarist in her band, Jeremy IveyAnd shares her son’s twin brother and a third child, a girl born in 2019, with him that she was in a more positive place than ever before. “I have the feeling that I agree backwards”, detailed price and added that she particularly loves to “be in nature”, hiking, canoeing and fishing these days.
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