American Idol premiered this past Sunday night and one contestant named Hannah Prestridge auditioned with her husband, Curt Jones.
The duo known as Treble Soul auditioned together, but it was Hannah who received a “yes” from all the judges and earned the famous golden ticket to Hollywood.
They shared their love journey and how Hannah Prestridge’s addiction came about. When Curt and Hannah got together, they became pregnant with their first child after three months. During that time, Hannah discovered she had an issue with her kidney that would be a huge risk for her and her daughter, so Hannah’s doctor prescribed her hydrocodone. Prestridge’s addiction to hydrocodone started and things were getting out of control. Curt says, “I watched the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen in my life kind of fade away into this ghost I never knew.” He went on to say that in 2018, he gave her an ultimatum, which was to get sober or he would be leaving with their children.
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Hannah Prestridge’s Sobriety
Thankfully, Hannah got clean and sober. At the time of her American Idol audition, she was one year sober. Katy Perry, who judges on the show, congratulated Prestridge on her sobriety.
It is great to see people like Hannah Prestridge be so open about their addiction struggles and her sobriety journey. She was able to turn her life around. Prestridge’s addiction story is a great example of how addiction does not discriminate.
If you or someone you know is battling with a substance abuse problem, there is hope to get better. At Banyan Treatment Centers, we know that sobriety is possible. You do not need to go through this journey alone and our residential rehab programs can offer 24 hours of support for those who need it. For those requiring less guidance, an outpatient program for addiction may be a good choice. We will help you decide what program is best for you or your loved one.
Take the first step to your journey to sobriety. Call us today at 888-966-9413.
