My 20-year heroin addiction battle robbed me of myself and stole chunks of my life away, reveals Waterloo Road star
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thesun.co.ukWATERLOO Road star Richard Mylan has opened up about his secret 20-year heroin addiction. The 48-year-old actor played deputy head teacher Simon Lowsley in the BBC drama and has now revealed he started taking the class A drug at the beginning of his career.
Admitting the interview with the BBC could be "career-ending" he insisted he didn't care and wanted to be honest after years of keeping it secret.
He said: "It was one of the biggest mistakes I ever made, my personal relationships suffered, my work relationships suffered and it robbed me of my inner ambition".
The dad-of-two said he first took heroin during "one night of weakness" after a "few drinks", but it lead to a "cycle of abuse".
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