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In 1991, Ali MacGraw released her autobiography. Titled Moving Pictures, the book bravely tackled MacGraw’s struggles during her life. Apart from her issues dealing with fame so soon in her life, she also had to overcome her addictions to both sex and substances. MacGraw even spent time at the Betty Ford Center for assistance in these struggles.
MacGraw's autobiography, Moving Pictures, revealed her struggles with alcohol and sex addiction. She was treated for the former at the Betty Ford Center . When ex-husband Evans received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2002, she accompanied him.
Jun 18, 1991 · "The fact is, as we all know now -- anybody who's been in treatment -- that addiction to alcohol comes in a million different ways." She stood up and said: My name is Ali, and I am an...
Jul 10, 2023 · That year, MacGraw was in the throes of an affair with a married man (a somewhat regular occurrence). Spiraling into love addiction and alcoholism, she checked into the Betty Ford Clinic in 1985.
Apr 18, 1991 · But McGraw`s real addiction, it turns out, was love. Or, as her book puts it, ”a lifelong pattern of destructive love affairs.”
Jul 22, 2023 · Published in 1991, it's a raw tell-all that details her struggles with substance use and sex addiction, her tumultuous love affairs with the likes of Warren Beatty and Peter Weller, and her...
Jan 8, 2015 · Possessive and paranoid, McQueen convinced himself that MacGraw was being unfaithful. To get even, he had multiple affairs. After years of infidelity and emotional abuse, MacGraw and McQueen...
Oct 5, 2020 · In 1991, she published an autobiography, Moving Pictures which revealed her struggles with alcohol and sex addiction. She was treated for the former at the Betty Ford Center. Since 1994, MacGraw has lived in Tesuque, New Mexico, after “fleeing Malibu” when a house she was renting was destroyed by a fire.
Two years later, she and Robert broke up after Ali began a public affair with screen icon Steve McQueen. Steve and Ali divorced in 1978 after five tumultuous years. "I always thought he'd leave me," she says in the video above. "I don't know what I thought, except that I wasn't real."
Feb 3, 2010 · She calls Mrs. Ford, whom she came to know, “one of the greatest women of the 20th century” for using her Republican First Lady respectability to de-stigmatize addiction.
