Noughties sitcom star opens up about secret binge drinking battle as he admits he’d ‘drink until he blacked out’
NOUGHTIES actor Zach Braff has revealed he suffered a secret binge drinking battle and would "drink to black out". The star is known for playing Michael "J. " Dorian in sitcom Scrubs and rose to fame over two decades ago. Speaking for the first time about his issues with alcohol, Zach admitted he suffered some "embarrassing"
NOUGHTIES actor Zach Braff has revealed he suffered a secret binge drinking battle and would "drink to black out". The star is known for playing Michael "J. " Dorian in sitcom Scrubs and rose to fame over two decades ago. Speaking for the first time about his issues with alcohol, Zach admitted he suffered some "embarrassing"
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