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Fatboy Slim Speaks about DJing after Rehab at Providence Projects

Paul Spanjar

October 30, 2011

The singer, who has spoken openly about his experience of recovering from alcohol addiction at Providence Projects, opened up to the Sunday Mirror about his fears of DJing sober.

The star, real name Norman Cook, checked into the Providence Project rehab centre to kick his alcohol problem. We are pleased to see his successful recovery, and will be there to support him for the future.

You can read more about his comments on sobriety, rehab and more by clicking the link below.

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