So when Proof died in 2006, Eminem was left heartbroken over the death of his friend and struggling with a worsening drug addiction. Eminem recounted his experience of drug addiction in the early ...

After his career began to blow up, Eminem started to struggle with drug addiction. “My addiction didn’t start in my early days when I was coming up. We used to drink 40s on the porch and just ...

Grammy-winning rapper Eminem has been through a lot in his life, including a years-long battle with drug addiction that affected his music career. Now, even in his sobriety, Eminem finds that ...

Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, has been sober since April 2008. Between 2002 and 2008, he struggled with an addiction to Ambien, Valium and Vicodin, according to Rolling Stone.

On top of crediting his kids — biological daughter Hailie Jade and his two adopted children, Alaina and Stevie — with keeping him sober, Eminem also replaced “addiction with exercise.” ...

Both rappers warn of the dangers of addiction over their respective verses on the Benny Blanco-produced track, with Eminem — who survived his own battle with drugs — listing some of his ...

Earlier this year, Eminem admitted that he “stole Black music” on a track from the soundtrack for Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis film. If you or someone you know is suffering from drug addiction ...

is a heartfelt apology from Eminem to his kids for missing out on much of their childhoods — as well as a reflection on all the other moments he would have missed if addiction had taken his life.

"Somebody Save Me," which features a chorus sung by Jelly Roll, addresses Eminem’s past struggles with addiction, and includes home videos of Hailie Jade when she was a child, as well as ...