Michael Douglas Recalls Turning to Drug Smuggling After Being Cut Off From Dad Kirk
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{ "epilogue": "Michael Douglas publicly detailed selling almost 200 pounds of weed to pay for his college tuition after being cut off from his father, Kirk. He also discussed honesty regarding abuse, drugs, and the nepo-baby myth.
Coverage subsequently quieted regarding these revelations, with reports noting he is now in his lazy era." }
Epilogue added 59m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Michael Douglas Recalls Turning to Drug Smuggling After Being Cut Off From Dad Kirk TheWrap · 19d ago broke it first
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