AJ MCLEAN why he can’t face ‘another relay’ after a drug fight

Although AJ McCalin has a part of public ups and downs, Backstrat Boy Star – which is open about his struggle with drug addiction throughout the year – has proved that recovery is possible.

In a special interview with Fox News Digital, two proud father – who acts as a host of Netflix’s singing competition series, “Building the Band” – faced the challenges within his restrained journey, which he learned on the way and told them why they did not have “another relay”.

“I am Sobber today. I can’t tell you what is going to happen tomorrow. And I was calm yesterday. I live in the moment now. I take everything in,” said McLean, who is ready to celebrate a four -year celebration of this fall. “This is the age-old proverb to stop and smell the rose. I really stop physically and smell flowers. I have a different confidence-not ego, not ego-I had never done. And it’s a confident that is strong.”

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He said, “This is due to the work I have kept and continued and will have to exist,” he continued. “It doesn’t stop when you stop working, when you stop spreading your experience, strength and hope, then reach other addicts and others of the world that whatever can happen, if you stop doing so, is when S — S — When the ego becomes a villain, and it ends.”

In 2021, McCalin referred to herself as a “chronic relaxer”, after remembering a moment in which she drank alcohol shortly after completing the rehabilitation.

He said, “I can do small burst and I am fine. Because when I relax, I will not go on a bender,” he told during an episode of “host Alexis Hans”, “”Reality“podcast.” I am a chronic relaxer, but I never went straight to drink and party for a month. It is like a night, and then I am cool for one or two weeks. And then it is a night. It was always forward and back. ,

The pop star, which has been out of restraint for years, said that he “fired more bullets” in his life than people than people.

“Drugs and alcohol, for me, it was a band-ed. I was suffering from my best friend ‘S — Ism’s piece’. I had no self-respect.”

– AJ McCalin

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“I don’t have another relay,” he accepted in Fox News Digital. “It won’t end in that lucky way when it is finished in the past when I have dodged the bullets and never went to jail, never found a DUI. I am sure that last time I drugs, there was Phantenile. I am still talking to you here. I am still talking to more bullets.”

While McLean – who shares two daughters, Elliot, 12, and Lirik, 8, with his prestigious wife, Rochelle, knows that most of his past is public knowledge, he expects to control the story by honest and raw interaction with his children.

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“My girls are very smart, and I am able to be somewhat honest about my past, to some extent,” he said. “I don’t want to scare them … I want them to learn enough about their father to be allowed to social media, when they are allowed these things, they do not read it and get a different perception. I want them to hear it with a horse’s mouth.”

As a member of one of the most popular boy bands in history, fame essentially took a toll on McLean, which was lost from the fact that he was somewhere on the way.

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“This is really the root of the biggest problem,” he said. “Drugs and alcohol, for me, it was a band-ed. I was suffering from my best friend ‘S — Ism’s piece’. I had no self-respect.

“I don’t want to stop the person anymore,” he continued. “I know AJ McCalin is a member of a band, but it doesn’t define me. I am Alexander James. I am the one I am.

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Kickstarting her career as a pop star at the age of just 16 years, McCallen said that she and the “band manufacture” co-star Liam Payne shared many similarities-individually and professional.

He said, “We shared a lot of similarities, even though an older gap,” he said about a late forest direction member who died of a hotel falling from a balcony in October at the age of 31.

Although Payne, who worked as a celebrity judge on the Netflix show, faced his own battle of his own addiction in the leading years for his death, McLeen said that he was lucky that he was watching the heavenly singer in his own “trouses” on the set.

McLeann said, “There were still a lot of similarities of heights and climbing, but I found her to see her in my most difficult, and she burnt any room,” McLeen said. “He was a gentleman. He was a funny. He was a super-talented, so he was spoken well for these bands, giving his reaction, anytime he could get his point without complicating or discouraging.”

“He always ended with a positive anecdote or a positive comment, which makes a positive comment to not keep these bands motivated and not to lose hope or be disappointed. And to do so a real stand-up person takes a person. And that was the same. He was a full stand-up, talented.”

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The show, which also stars Destiny’s child Kelly Rolland and Nicole Sherzinger of Pussikat Dolls, was seen by gifted singers for an opportunity to make the next great music group vision unseen, which looks out of the equation.

“I like a lot about it, unlike other music competition shows, it’s two times.” “One, this is a cash prize. There is no stuck in a box with a major record deal and is being potentially given shelter or is being told what to wear and what kind of music to do and who is, who is a frontman or frontwoman.

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Whereas McLean – who is also ready for another Las Vegas Residency with backstreet boys in this summer – is grateful to his past, looking far ahead for the future.

“I can tell you, honestly, it has been an incredible journey,” he said.