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Published 13:46 20 Apr 2016 BST

"People forget that I've been there (in rehab) for Red Bull, I've been there for Calpol - I've been there for no reason sometimes, you know," he told Good Morning Britain.
"I've only really been in rehab really seriously three times for the drink side of it you know."
"The last time I was there for drink was about three years ago, when I passed away apparently - I thought that would be enough, you know."
He also told hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid about the lies that have come out about him, and about how a recent slip ended up in the newspapers.
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