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Hunter Biden is opening up about one of the darkest periods of his life.
The troubled son of former President Joe Biden reflected on the devastating emotional spiral that followed the death of his older brother, Beau Biden, and the collapse of his marriage.
The revelation came during a wide-ranging and surprising conversation with conservative commentator Candace Owens, in which Hunter was unusually candid about the depth of his depression and substance abuse.
And according to Hunter’s deeply personal new confession, things became so bleak during the height of his addiction that he contemplated ending his life “dozens of times.”
“Right after Beau died… I ended up separated from my wife, like, within the month,” Hunter reflected. “My dad, for the first time in my life, who was my rock, was stuck in his own grief. Like deep, deep grief. And I just went down into a hole,” he told Owens.
According to Radar Online, Hunter admitted that at the lowest point of his addiction, he considered suicide repeatedly while feeling overwhelmed by grief and guilt.
“I saw a woman that was kind of famous in the area since I had been in college… and I went up to her and I said, ‘Can I get some crack?’
“I think it was basically said, ‘Can you help me commit suicide?’ I mean, I know that now looking back it was the coward’s way,” he explained, adding:
“And I really mean that. I was a coward. I didn’t go and just do (cocaine). I said, ‘Let me do it this way and really, really, really drag everybody down with me along the way.
“Let me figure out the way not only to kill myself, but to maybe kill my dad, you know, really hurt my family.”
Hunter has spoken about his battle with substance abuse many times in the past, including in his memoir Beautiful Things, where he detailed years of alcoholism and crack cocaine use.
But this latest confession offers an even more heartbreaking glimpse into just how close he came to losing hope entirely.
Thankfully, Hunter has repeatedly said he ultimately found sobriety and stability, crediting family support with helping him rebuild his life.
In recent years, he has remained a polarizing public figure, often drawing criticism from political opponents while also speaking more openly about addiction and recovery.
No matter where anyone lands politically, however, addiction and depression can be devastating.
And Hunter’s latest comments serve as a sobering reminder of just how dangerous grief, substance abuse, and mental illness can become behind closed doors.
Hunter Biden Says He Wanted to Take His Own Life, ‘Kill My Dad’ During Crack … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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We have tragic news to report from the world of sports today.
Hockey legend Claude Lemieux has passed away unexpectedly at the age of 60.
News of his death comes courtesy of TMZ, who reports that Lemieux was found dead on Thursday on the property of a business owned by his family.
While there has been no official statement from Florida medical examiners, TMZ is reporting that Lemieux died by suicide.
Lemieux built a reputation as one of the sport’s fiercest competitors during a career that stretched across more than two decades and included four Stanley Cup championships.
Best known for his gritty, physical style of play and his ability to elevate his game in the postseason, Lemieux suited up for teams including the Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils, Colorado Avalanche, Phoenix Coyotes, Dallas Stars, and San Jose Sharks during his NHL career.
He also earned a reputation as one of hockey’s ultimate agitators.
Lemieux was the type of player opposing fans loved to hate.
Perhaps most famously, his devastating hit on Detroit Red Wings forward Kris Draper in 1996 helped ignite one of the fiercest rivalries in NHL history between the Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche.
Lemieux never seemed interested in playing the role of hockey’s nice guy, but he always delivered when the stakes were highest.
He won his first Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens in 1986, then later with the New Jersey Devils in 1995 and the Colorado Avalanche in both 1996 and 2000.
In 1995, he was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP after an extraordinary postseason performance that helped carry the Devils to a championship.
Following news of his death, tributes quickly began pouring in from across the hockey world, with former teammates, organizations, and fans remembering Lemieux as a fierce competitor whose passion for the game was impossible to ignore.
Lemieux is also remembered as the father of Brendan Lemieux, who followed in his footsteps to the NHL and carved out a professional hockey career of his own.
For a generation of fans, Claude Lemieux represented the tough, gritty side of the game they love.
Details about his final days are scarce at the moment, but we will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.
For now, are thoughts are with Claude Lemieux’s loved as they attempt to make sense of this tragedy.
Claude Lemieux Cause of Death Revealed: Hockey Legend Was 60 was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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