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Dawn O’Porter was ‘drunk every night and got high on magic mushrooms and weed’ as she looked after her kids in lockdown

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DAWN O'Porter has revealed she dabbled in magic mushrooms and weed gummies to help her through lockdown. The mum-of-two admits she took hallucinogenic drugs to "numb the agony" of looking after her young children Art, five and Valentine, three, in lockdown at their LA home.

Dawn details her wild nights in with husband Chris O'Dowd in her new memoir, Life In Pieces "I ate half an Indica gummy," she candidly admits. “Halfway through dinner my arms, legs and head turned into lead and I wasn’t entirely sure how I was going to get across the room again. “It wasn’t scary, but I wasn’t expecting it to be so strong. “I went to bed because, as Chris said, ‘Don’t waste it’, and I lay down and was asleep in minutes.” Dawn also explained she loved to.

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