Dax Shepard discusses relapse following 16 years of sobriety

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Dax Shepard is thanking his fans for their support following the candid and emotional episode of his podcast,, on Friday, where he talked about his recent relapse and addiction to prescription pain pills.On Monday's episode of, which featured a conversation with director Sofia Coppola, Shepard addressed the outpouring of support he's received. The podcast episode on Friday was titled «Day 7,» the amount of days he had been sober.«Just quickly, I want to say thanks to all the people that have been so unbelievably lovely to us in response to 'Day 7,'» Shepard said.The father of two said that he actually got the opposite response he was expecting.«My fears were the opposite of what the result was, yeah,» he said.

Dax Shepard is getting honest about a very personal subject.

Dax Shepard thanked fans for standing by his side after revealing he relapsed in his 16-year sobriety journey.On Monday, September 28, the 45-year-old Bless This Mess actor returned to his “Armchair Expert” podcast with a major message of gratitude for all of his listeners. “Just quickly, I want to say thanks to all the people that have been so unbelievably lovely to us in response to ‘Day 7,'” he began.Longtime cohost Monica Padman added that she hoped Shepard “felt loved and supported” in the wake of sharing his personal struggles.

Dax Shepard is bravely opening up about relapse from his sobriety. The 45-year-old actor recently admitted on his podcast Armchair Expert on Friday (September 25) that after having 16 years of sobriety, he relapsed with painkillers, and has been “on them all day” for the past eight weeks.

Ellise Shafer editorOn a new episode of his podcast, actor Dax Shepard revealed that he is still struggling with opioid addiction after 16 years of sobriety.Shepard first began to use painkillers like Vicodin after suffering a motorcycle accident in 2012, he discussed in his podcast “Armchair Expert.” However, he said he started to abuse them when he was given the responsibility of making sure his late father — who had just been diagnosed with cancer — took his own painkillers.“So I give him a bunch of Percocet and then I go, ‘I have a prescription for this, and I was in a motorcycle accident, and I’m gonna take some too,'” Shepard said, although he noted that he took more than his prescription allowed.

Kristen Bell's husband, Dax Shepard, recently celebrated 16 years of sobriety, but in a heartbreaking turn of events, he revealed he relapsed on painkillers.The actor, 45 - who has two daughters, Delta, five, and Lincoln, seven, with Kristen, 40 - even admitted he was high as he rang in the sober milestone. Talking on his podcast Armchair Expert on Friday Dax explained how his painpill-taking spiralled out of control following a motorcycle accident in the summer.MORE: Kristen Bell's children mark dad's important milestone WATCH: Health matters: Celebrities who are sober"For the last eight weeks… I'm on them all day.

Dax Shepard has opened about his current struggles after his long-running, publicly celebrated sobriety. The actor admitted in an interview on his podcast Armchair Expertposted Friday that after 16 years clean and sober, he relapsed and began takingVicodin, saying that for the previous eight weeks, "I'm on them all day." The actor talked about his father dying in 2012 of cancer and how that began the rocky road of his sobriety, which at that point he had maintained for eight years.

Dax Shepard is bravely revealing his relapse — and his months of living a lie.

Dax Shepard has admitted he recently relapsed with Oxycodone and kept it a secret while celebrating 16 years of sobriety.On the Friday episode of his podcast Armchair Expert, the 45-year-old, discussed his history with painkillers and how he recently found himself battling a dependence on the pills again and keeping it a secret from those closest to him.He admitted he felt immense guilt about hiding 'this enormous secret' and expressed regret for 'gaslighting' his wife Kristen Bell, and podcast co-host, Monica Padman. Dax Shepard (pictured Wednesday) has admitted he has been battling an addiction to painkillers.

Dax Shepard has never shied away from speaking candidly about his sobriety journey, and on the most recent episode of his podcast, he confessed he relapsed and was abusing prescription pills. On the Sept.

Dax Shepard is bravely opening up about a relapse.

Dax Shepard is getting honest about a very personal subject.

Dax Shepard is candidly opening up about his ongoing struggle with sobriety. On Friday's episode of his podcast,, the actor emotionally shared that about two weeks ago, he came clean to his wife, Kristen Bell, as well as his podcast co-host, Monica Padman, about taking an increasing amount of prescription pain pills and lying about it.In August, Shepard revealed he got in a motorcycle accident and had to undergo surgery after breaking four ribs.

Dax Shepard opened up about his struggle with addiction after relapsing on his 16-year sobriety journey.“I have a tremendous amount of fear about doing this,” the Parenthood alum, 45, began on the Friday, September 25, episode of his “Armchair Expert” podcast. “Maybe some people will feel a sense of betrayal because we preach honesty and I was being dishonest.”Shepard went on to reveal that he had fallen off the wagon and was taking Vicodin.