John Mulaney’s odd ‘Late Night’ clip before rehab sparked worry

For so many, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen alcoholic intake increase, and such things as day drinking becoming certainly more acceptable than in any other period in recent history. Though perhaps not for celebrated artist Sir Elton John who has claimed that attending virtual Alcoholics Anonymous meetings over the past nine months has “been a lifesaver.”The I’m Still Standing singer opened up about his ongoing battles with alcoholism, during an interview on the new podcast by 2020’s most

British music icon Sir Elton John recently spoke to a popular royal couple and opened up about staying sober amidst quarantine and the pandemic. During a chat with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during the debut episode of their first joint Spotify podcast, the 73-year-old veteran opened up about attending AA meetings virtually.  He stated that he has been attending his Alcoholics Anonymous meetings via Zoom from his home during the quarantine period.

Elton John is opening up about staying sober during the quarantine.

Zoom video chats are helping Elton John stay sober.

podcast with Spotify, and guests on the first episode include Elton John.Archewell Audio launched on the streaming service this week, and the first episode sees the couple reflecting on the events of 2020 alongside “a few friends and a lot of other folks” that the pair “admire,” aiming to “get their thoughts on what they learned from 2020”.On the episode, John is joined by TV presenter and Gavin and Stacey co-creator James Corden, Reasons To Stay Alive author Matt Haig, tennis player Naomi Osaka

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are looking back on 2020 in their holiday special, produced by Archewell Audio and Gimlet, and streaming exclusively on Spotify.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex asked a few of their celebrity friends to «fill in the blank: 2020, the year that…»Music icon Sir Elton John, filmmaker Tyler Perry, host James Corden, chef José Andrés, professor and author Brené Brown, tennis pro Naomi Osaka, author Rachel Cargle, George the Poet, author Deepak Chopra, politician Stacey

John Mulaney’s rehab revelation was a surprise to many, but it made sense to the fans who watched his bizarre late night appearance last month.

Comedian John Mulaney exhibited signs of a relapse during a bizarre skit he performed with Seth Meyers weeks before he checked into rehab, according to a new report. The former "Saturday Night Live" writer entered a rehab facility in Pennsylvania over the weekend, according to Page Six, following an alleged relapse consisting of alcohol and cocaine abuse.

John Mulaney is doing what he can to get healthy and live his best life.

John Mulaney’s family can breathe a sigh of relief now that he’s checked himself into rehab.

John Mulaney‘s family is proud of him after he recently checked into a rehab facility.The 38-year-old comedian made headlines on Monday, December 21, when news broke that he’s seeking treatment for cocaine and alcohol abuse at a 60-day program in Pennsylvania. Mulaney, who married makeup artist Annamarie Tendler in July 2014, had been sober for 15 years before relapsing and deciding to get help.“It was a relief to his wife and family that he checked in,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively.

The New York Post’s Page Six, published on Monday, December 21, a source confirmed the comedian, 38, is seeking treatment at a Pennsylvania rehab center and will participate in a 60-day program.“John’s friends and family are happy that he’s finally getting some help and focusing on his health,” the source told the column. “His fans know he’s struggled in the past with sobriety, he has talked about it openly.

Page Six exclusively revealed on Monday that he’d gone to rehab following a relapse. Olivia Munn and Patton Oswalt were among the stars who penned well wishes via Twitter to Mulaney, who checked into a Pennsylvania rehab facility over the weekend for cocaine and alcohol abuse.

John Mulaney, a former writer for "Saturday Night Live," has reportedly checked into rehab. The 38-year-old comedian recently suffered a relapse for alcohol and cocaine addiction, Page Six first reported Monday, citing sources.