Millie Mackintosh reveals she’s 12 weeks sober after ditching alcohol due to it being ‘huge trigger’ for anxiety

Millie Mackintosh reveals she's been sober for 12 weeks as it was a 'huge trigger' for anxiety.
Millie revealed she was 12 weeks booze free on Instagram (Image: Instagram|Getty Photos)

Millie Waterproof coat has revealed she’s been sober for 12 weeks after giving up alcohol for psychological well being causes.

The 33-year-old former actuality star shared that the choice to cease consuming alcohol was in an effort to minimize her anxiousness because it was changing into a ‘large set off’.

Talking brazenly about her psychological well being struggles which she has had since she was a youngster, Millie defined that she is going to proceed to take treatment prescribed to her in August.

In addition to updating her 1.4 million Instagram followers on her ‘breakthrough’ she credited remedy for, she went on to doc the added advantages she was feeling since being booze-free.

Below a glowing selfie, the mother-of-two revealed how she was feeling and inspired extra open conversations across the subject.

‘I had a breakthrough in remedy and determined to cease consuming alcohol, I didn’t wish to admit it but it surely’s an enormous set off for my anxiousness.

Millie and husband Hugo at Boodles Boxing Ball
The fact star has two kids with husband and former Made In Chelsea forged member, Hugo Taylor (Image: Getty Photos for Boodles)

Millie Mackintosh reveals she's been sober for 12 weeks as it was a 'huge trigger' for anxiety.
Millie requested for recommendation on having a wholesome relationship with alcohol (Image: Instagram)

‘It has an immediate unfavourable impact on my psychological well being and proper now I’m centered on feeling my greatest, discovering happiness in my life and never attempting to flee from it.

‘It’s been 12 weeks and I’m having fun with sober life, not lacking the ‘hanxiety’, feeling extra energised, my pores and skin is trying nice and I’m sleeping significantly better.’

Making an attempt to attach with followers, the Made in Chelsea authentic forged member requested followers for recommendation on how they’ve navigated related territory.

She typed: ‘Now, I’m not saying I’ll by no means drink alcohol once more, I’m simply saying that proper now, I’m not and I wish to hold going.

‘Has anybody else ditched the booze? How are you discovering it? I might love to listen to from extra sober curious folks.’

Millie at the LFW Roland Mouret show.
The character shard she wouldn’t be off booze ceaselessly and requested followers for recommendation on the way to strike a steadiness (Image: Getty Photos)

Met with an outpouring of help and love from well-known mates and members of the general public, alike, the star was congratulated on her choice and provided an replace on her personal private journey.

She shared: ‘I’m nonetheless taking my SSRI treatment however I just lately diminished my dose, as I've been feeling a bit emotionally numb and disconnected which may apparently impact round 30% of individuals.

‘I'm going to see the way it goes over the following few weeks and probably come off my meds by the tip of the 12 months, then both keep off them or strive totally different ones.’

Millie carried on revealing her battle with the choice: ‘It's a robust choice as a result of I'm actually benefitting and functioning properly with out fixed anxiousness and dwelling in worry of panic assaults however I wish to nonetheless really feel all the nice feelings too!’


Want help?

For emotional help you possibly can name the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on , e-mail jo@samaritans.org, go to a Samaritans department in particular person or go to the Samaritans web site.


Need assistance?

The NHS recommends Drinkline, the nationwide alcohol helpline. In case you're fearful about your personal or another person's consuming, there's a free helpline you possibly can name in full confidence. Name 0300 123 1110 (weekdays 9am to 8pm, weekends 11am to 4pm).

Or you need to use Alcoholics Nameless (AA), a free self-help group with a 12-step programme.

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