The British ex -Champion of Tour de France Bradley Wiggins He announced that he was addicted to cocaine after retiring from cycling. In an interview with the British newspaper The Observer, the Olympic gold medal also said he was “lucky” life.
She confessed that “I noticed that my son thought they would find me dead in the morning,” he told 45. “This is a functional addict.
The British Cyclist has been a gold medal in four consecutive Olympic Games since 2004 and won the tour in 2012. He retired in 2016. In 2022, in an interview with Men’s Health UK Magazine, he reported that he was being tested by a coach – whose name was not revealed – when he was 13 years old.
In your autobiography, The chain (the chain)Next published, Wiggins detailed how his life and addiction became a cycle of debt and addiction after retiring from the sport. Wiggins said observing that his addiction to cocaine has become a “really serious problem” and that he is “walking in tight.”
He left his addiction a year ago, according to the newspaper. “I felt a lot of anger in myself, but I strengthened it,” he said. “It’s a form of self -Harm and self -tote. He’s not the person I want to be. I realize that many people around me are hurting me.”
Source: La Verdad
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