Matt Willis has credited his wife Emma for helping him survive a heavy cocaine habit that she once feared would kill him.
TV presenter Emma, who hosts ITV's The Voice, stuck by the bass player even though her friends and family were begging her to get out.
In a BBC documentary, Matt, who turned 40 yesterday, says: "I dread to imagine where I'd be without her.
"I'm so grateful and thankful for her in so many ways.
"A lot of people don't have someone like that, and especially not someone that's going to stick around when you put them through hell."
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NORTHERN LIGHTS
O'Neill's wonder boys ready to shine on world stage says Shea
KNOCKED FOR SIX
Emotional Rory equals Seve record and admits: I've been through a lot so to finish '24 like this is a dream,
GREAT BRITISH BRAKE OFF
Emma and Katie too hot for champions Canada
GAT TO HURT
A record 11th consecutive defeat for Wales and coach Warren has no idea on future
WE BELIEVE IN STEVE
Itoje and Steward jump to defence of Borthwick after England suffer a fifth successive loss
TROLLS POSTING FAKE LIAM FUNERAL VIDEOS
Bogus clips flooding TikTok
Jude's defender
England ace hirés minder
ONE SHOW'S LAUREN GETS BACK TO WORK
Presenter, 46, returns to BBC after her cancer diagnosis
Biden OKs Ukraine long-range strikes
US missiles can hit targets in Russia
TRUMP'S LOST HIS SPARKLER
He misses out in bid to buy £1.6m orange diamond
