Tatum O’Neal’s near-death experience caps life of drug addiction, abuse and volatile relationships
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Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal recently revealed she overdosed on drugs in 2020, suffered a stroke and was in a six-week coma. The revelation is the latest in a lifetime of ups and downs.
"I’ve had a hard hard hard hard hard life," O’Neal told People in a recent interview about her recovery. "And I rarely cry, but I am crying a lot more lately. But that’s a very good thing for my life in general as I keep going forward in my life."
At just 10, O’Neal won a best supporting actress Oscar for her role in "Paper Moon," still the youngest actor in history to do so. A post shared by Sean McEnroe (@sean__mcenroe) A post shared by Tatum Beatrice Oneal (@tatum__oneal)
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