Drinking at 12, Chasing Chaos, and Finding Herself in Sobriety
Jessica Wilde started drinking around the age of 12, growing up in South London surrounded by music, creativity, and a street culture where alcohol and partying became part of life early on. What began as drinking with friends eventually developed into years of binge drinking, destructive relationships, drug use, and…
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