We are a little upset that entertainer Steve-O didn’t celebrate his 15 years of sobriety as he did for his previous milestone of 13 years.

The Jackass actor has been rather transparent about his sobriety path and past failures.

He is one of many well-known figures willing to talk openly about their terrible struggles and recoveries.

There is no denying that many people look up to celebrities, and their honesty about their difficulties has benefited many of their supporters.

In reality, Steve-O had a documentary of his own, in which the drug abuse of the Jackass actor was examined in further detail on the MTV show Steve-O: Demise and Rise.

“I watched a rough draft of it very early on, and I reacted badly to it,” Steve-O said about the documentary.

“I felt as though I could see and taste the drugs when I saw the video of myself doing them.

“As awful as that footage is, it made me need them, and it just seemed like another excuse to be high. Since then, I haven’t watched it because I was unable to.

It’s better that way because the producers put everything together and polished it off without my participation.

Beating an addiction is never simple. Therefore, commemorating sober milestones is essential.

And Steve-O celebrated fantastically, as evidenced by the two photographs he uploaded on his Twitter account in 2021.

The tweet’s caption read: “So grateful to be celebrating thirteen years of sobriety today— thanks to everyone who helped me get here!”

The primary talking point, though, is undoubtedly the post’s images.

In the 2006 image on the left, Steve-O is surrounded by drugs, drink, and perhaps even blood.

In general, he appears pretty frazzled and in a poor way, while the second image is the complete opposite.

In that one, which takes place in 2021, the medications and alcohol have been replaced with vegetables, and Steve-O is happier and healthier.

Eminem is a well-known figure commemorating 15 years of sobriety this year. He has been open about his past struggles and demons, revealing he once took up to 30 Vicodin (an opioid that treats severe pain) daily in addition to “anywhere from 40 to 60 Valium” (a benzodiazepine that can help people feel calm).

“I don’t know exactly when it started to be a problem,” Eminem claimed in the documentary How To Make Money Selling Drugs. Put, my enjoyment of it grew over time.

Steve-O has disclosed a significant stunt from Jackass 4 that temporarily paralyzed him from the waist down.

Most of the original gang reunited for the fourth Jackass movie, which was released in February last year. They caused themselves and one another a great deal of agony.

Before the movie’s release, Steve-O, 48, stated he initially hesitated to engage in a second round after realizing that one false move may put everything at risk.

According to him, “I thought going into Jackass 4 after all we’ve been through and everything we’ve built, all it takes is one stupid fking accident to just erase it,” he said in an interview with GQ. Just make everything negative. To be these fking foolish morons, to be like. What the hell did you expect? However, we f**king did it anyway.”

They did, but not without experiencing some discomfort due to pranks like “scorpion botox” and “bee genitals.”

The worst was when Steve-O became paralyzed from the waist down during one of the movie’s stunts.

Oh, and it was intentional.

He claimed in a video on his personal YouTube channel that “I might have talked a doctor into dressing up as a clown so that he could put a four-inch needle into my spine and inject me with a drug that would paralyze me from the waist down while I was sprinting and before all kinds of terrible s*** happened to me.”

By his “wellness agreement,” Bam Margera was initially let go from the much-anticipated sequel after allegedly testing positive for Adderall.

Later, it was revealed that he would make a fleeting cameo in the movie.

Margera, 43, turned himself in to the police earlier this week after being on the run for many days.

After he was charged with striking his brother Jess in the face, a warrant for his arrest was issued by the Pennsylvania State Police.

Before 11:00 a.m. local time on Sunday, April 23, according to the police, a domestic disturbance was reported at the residence.

After submitting his surrender, Margera declared, “I just left the courthouse with my counsel.

“Everything went well, and the untrue allegations made by my brother will lead to a defamation lawsuit against him and his immediate eviction from Castle Bam.

I lost my temper because I saw on his phone that he wanted me back in California and was trying to 302 me. F*** him.”

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