Fears for Marco Pierre White Jnr as he reveals he’s left rehab and has hit the bottle again in shock Snapchat confession
The star sought professional help following well-documented drink and drug benders
MARCO Pierre White Jnr has revealed he has left rehab and may not return just days after entering.
The troubled reality star sparked concern by saying he was planning on getting back on the booze – despite seeking professional help to get sober.
In the worrying Snapchat footage he tells fans: “I’ve left rehab and I’m going to go out for dinner, have a couple of drinks and maybe I’ll come back – who the f**k knows, I don’t even care anymore.”
He then shared a shot of himself lying beside a mystery woman – and suggesting he is back to his womanising ways, he wrote alongside it: “Who is she? I am at it once again.”
Talking to the camera while he lay on grass, he continued: “Out of rehab and playing Pokemon go in the park.
His concerning behaviour comes only two days after he suggested rehab was doing him good.
Two days into his stint he told his fans on Twitter he was already “feeling like s**t.”
But in an optimistic post he added: “I know it’s only day two but I’m feeling much better.”
Last week the son of celebrity chef Marco Pierre White took to his account to reveal he had both broken up with his latest girlfriend Holly Turner as well as decided to get sober and seek professional help.
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In a series of one-worded posts he wrote: “London you sl** I’m out. Not much left.
“Let’s just enjoy the f***ing hours. Out of London no need to go back.
“No one said it would be easy. Rehab. Single and getting sober.”
Marco’s has raised concern with his wild antics since leaving the Big Brother house.
The young star had been publicly documenting his exploits on Snapchat and Twitter, and often took pictures of suspicious white powder next to credit cards and trashed hotel rooms.
He also regularly boasted about boozing all day long – which led to an onslaught of reckless behaviour.
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