Which celebrities are teetotal? From Donald Trump and Bella Thorne to Daniel Radcliffe we reveal the stars that don’t drink
CELEBRITIES are often associated with glamorous champagne-soaked parties and trendy booze-filled events but surprisingly there are a lot of A-listers who don't drink.
While some famous faces are frequently seen with an alcoholic beverage in their hands these ten celebrities have given up the cocktails for good.
Which celebrities are teetotal?
Bella Thorne
The 19-year-old actress recently left Cannes after her fling with Kourtney Kardashian's ex, Scott Disick, ended due to his heavy drinking. Speaking to Complex magazine she said: “Scott is really nice, sweet, charming. I don’t drink, and he really drinks a lot.
"And it just ended up …I just wasn’t down. I was like, ‘I gotta leave.’”
Donald Trump
The US president has always maintained he doesn't drink alchohol.
He has claimed he has "never had a drink".
However, he raised questions after being spotted sipping from a glass of "maroon coloured liquid" during a toast at the UN - with some questioning whether it was wine or cola.
"I’d get this pang in my stomach to go back out and have fun, but then I’d remember that I used up that right — that I did a full life’s worth of drinking between 14 and 27.”
Eva Mendes
The stunning actress, who reports say got married in secret to Ryan Gosling, is another celeb who steers clear of the booze.
Speaking with about her time in rehab, Eva said: “I’m proud of people who have the determination and the fearlessness to actually go and face their demons and get better.
"Being sober helps a great deal … I remember looking at my life, my apartment, my dogs [when I was still using], and I thought, ‘What’s happening?’”
Andrew Flintoff
Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff admitted he previously stopped the all-night drinking sessions after creating a documentary about depression in 2012.
He realising he had a drinking problem following a boozy escapade in 2007 involving a pedal boat out to sea in St Lucia following a World Cup defeat resulting him being stripped of his captain title.