Report: Dark Past Revealed — Keith Urban's Former Drug Dealer Tells All
Nov. 28 2016, Published 3:51 p.m. ET
Keith Urban's former drug dealer has revealed new claims of the singer's darkest secrets! See photos of his seedy younger years and get all the dirty details on his drug-fueled past from RadarOnline.com.
According to a new report in Woman's Day, Keith Urban, 49, smoked crack cocaine in his drug dealer's bathroom at the height of his struggle with addiction.
Former dealer David Dobson told the magazine that Urban had been his customer from 1994 to 2001.
Despite their long-running business relationship, Dobson claimed to the magazine that Urban often behaved in ways that he was "totally against."
"He'd say, 'I'm gonna take a shower,' and you'd hear him in the bathroom with a lighter doing crack," David said. "I'd get mad and go, 'Quit doing that s**t in my house!'"
As for Urban's success with sobriety in recent years, Dobson attributes his clean run to the country crooner's wife Nicole Kidman.
"She's doing something to be keeping those demons off him," he said before adding a caveat, "I just don't know if it'll last."
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In an interview with PEOPLE magazine, Kidman revealed the hard truth she told her husband over his addiction. "At some point, you just have to say, 'I love you and I'm here when you decide to do the work. If you don't, then that's it,'" the 49-year-old said.
Keith has spoken out on his struggles as well, revealing his first experience hitting the pipe in the 90s to Rolling Stone back in June: "I'd never had it, it looked good, so I took it. Things didn't immediately go pear-shaped, but that was the beginning of it."
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