Danniella Westbrook reveals she is checking in to rehab in Marbella to ‘kick all addictions once and for all’
DANNIELLA Westbrook has revealed that she will be checking into rehab in a bid to "kick all [her] addictions once and for all".
The former soap star, 43, has battled with drug addiction for much of her life and suffered a cocaine relapse last year due to the agony of her botched dental implants.
She has previously revealed that she has been attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings and that she would be moving to Marbella to "work on herself".
But she has now admitted that she will be checking herself into rehab during her stay.
She tweeted: "So looking forward 2 working on myself &kick all addictions& demons once &for all 👊🏻❤️I can't wait 2 check in 2 treatment."
Danniella also posted the tweet on Instagram and wrote that the Channel 5 In Therapy show cost her a ";lot of heart ache" and "painful childhood memories & trauma that the show didn't fix".
She also attributed her pain to a "total lie and sham of a marriage, the illness from botched bodies" and breaking up with her toyboy boyfriend George Arnold; "the only man [she] ever loved".
The star also revealed that she had had a miscarriage.
Danniella wrote: " I think it's time I did this once and for all for myself my kids and my very small but close circle of friends."
She admitted that she was "scared" but wanted a better quality of life.
The rehab centre offers several types of programmes which focus on addictions, behavioural disorders and co-occuring conditions such as bi-polar disorder and depression.
The property that Danniella will be staying in is situated in the hills and is described as offering "tranquil, rejuvenating surroundings with wonderful views in a sunny climate".
She will have access to private accommodation, a communal lounge, a heated swimming pool, yoga, meditation, massage sessions, the gym and other on-site and off-site facilities such as go-karting and art therapy.
The Sun Online has reached out to Danniella Westbrook's reps for comment.
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