NamTaeHyun shares how his drug addiction ruined his life on 'In-Depth 60 Minutes'
shared how his drug addiction ruined his life onOn the July 14th episode of 'In-Depth 60 Minutes,' Nam Tae Hyun was seen getting treatment at a rehab. He shared how his drug addiction ruined his life. I took a lot of prescription pills from a psychiatrist. When I was promoting, I took many diet pills as well to keep the weight low. My depression got worse during the pandemic as I wasn't booked as much. That's when I first started using the drug.
His drug addiction didn't only ruin his mental and physical health. His financials were ruined as well. Nam Tae Hyun said, "I got a message saying I have unpaid credit card debt of 300,000 KRW . I literally am broke. I'm thinking of starting working at a restaurant. My debt alone is about 500 million KRW . I breached many contracts due to my drug use being publicized. I had to sell my house and my parent's house. Everything is gone."
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