Peaches Geldof, a permanent fixture in London's glamorous party scene, has finally admitted to her recent drug-overdose. The daughter of yesteryear rockstar, Sir Bob Geldof, has also revealed that it wasn't a very pleasant experience.
The 19-year-old, who lost her mother as a result of drug overdose, does not appreciate being compared to her mother's drug addict ways.
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"If she died in a car crash, does it mean I'd have to run out in front of a car and it'd be history repeating itself?" British tabloid The Sun quoted her as saying.
Peaches also insisted that she had not smoked crack, and that Bob Geldof was a good father.
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