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Chrissy Teigen

Chrissy Teigenis sharing the book that inspired her to become sober.

Teigen, who turned 35 on Nov. 30, shared that she didn’t like her behavior when she drank and that the book was the push she needed to quit.

Teigen continued that she’s “been sober ever since,” and encouraged her fans to read it — “even if you can’t see yourself doing or just plain don’t want to,” she wrote, “it’s still an incredible read.”

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Whitaker shared Teigen’s post on her own Instagram Stories, thanking theChrissy’s Courthost for supporting the book.

“@chrissyteigen thank you a thousand times over for sharing your humanity and multitudes, always,” Whitaker wrote. “infinite gratitude for you sharing my work. With you, with you, with you.”

Earlier this week, Teigen shared on Instagram that she hasbeen without alcohol for four weeks.

When the former modelshared a fun videofrom her family’s Christmas vacation in St. Barts, a fan jokingly commented, “I need whatever drugs you’re on!!” Teigen replied that she is “4 weeks sober,” adding some heart and prayer hand emoji.

Teigen, who shares daughterLuna Simone, 4, and sonMiles Theodore, 2, with husbandJohn Legend, has previously opened up about her relationship with alcohol. In 2017, shetoldCosmopolitanthat she was “just drinking too much” and was on a break from alcohol at the time.

She explained that she had gotten “used to being in hair and makeup and having a glass of wine,” which would turn into “having one before the awards show.”

“And then a bunch at the awards show,” she said. “And then I felt bad for making kind of an ass of myself to people that I really respected. And that feeling, there’s just nothing like that. You feel horrible. It’s not a good look for me, for John, for anybody.”

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.

source: people.com