Seven months into his sobriety, comic and former Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange debuts a new look after years of drug and alcohol abuse.
Artie Lange, a comic who has struggled for years with drug and alcohol abuse, is barely recognizable in a new picture that comes after months in a long-term rehab facility.
“Great to be home! 7 months 14 days sober but one day at a time. Lots of new stories to tell,” Lange wrote Tuesday on , where he posted the surprising photo. “Will announce some new tour dates on Friday. Thanks for the support. Love you all.”taken Jan. 30, in which his nose appeared to have been bleeding. Lange has a long history with heroin, cocaine, alcohol and more.
Great to be home! 7 months 14 days sober but one day at a time. Lots of new stories to tell. Will announce some new tour dates on Friday. Thanks for the support. Love you all.
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