A recent interview with Academy Award winner Brad Pitt has shed light on his personal struggles. The actor has spoken candidly about his experiences with sobriety and suicidal thoughts. He revealed that he is no longer sober, and has felt suicidal due to issues related to his family.
Further details about Pitt's interview can be found in the publication where it was released, which became available on August 10.
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