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Right Said Fred star Fred Fairbrass confesses he was a drug dealer before finding fame

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RIGHT Said Fred star Fred Fairbrass has confessed he was a drug dealer before finding fame. The musician, 65, who formed the band with singer brother Richard, 68, says he sold cocaine and amphetamines from his minicab to prostitutes and clubbers.

The skinheaded duo hit the big time with 1991 single I’m Too Sexy — but Fred tells of his narcotic dealing in London in their new autobiography Still Too Sexy: Surviving Right Said Fred.

He admits: “I used to sell speed and coke. I was a minicab driver in Fulham in 1982, and I used to work nights, and a bloke in the house I was living in was an amphetamine cook. "So I used to buy a couple of grams here and there, firstly to keep awake, but then I had customers that wanted to buy it.

I could deal in the car. “I was useful because I ended up selling amphetamines from my cab. READ MORE SUN EXCLUSIVES'BAN THUGS' England fans face World Cup travel bans over anti-social behaviour at matchesALPS MURDERS My brother was killed 10yrs ago - I know who French cops should be looking at “I worked nights, because the party crowd and hookers were more than happy to buy my drugs.

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