Legendary rocker Ronnie Wood, who just finished his seventh stint in rehab, is back to his old ways - after going on a booze bender with pal Rhys Ifans.
The Rolling Stone guitarist downed shots and vodka and cranberry juice with the actor at the star-studded opening of the luxury 950 million pounds Hotel Atlantis complex in Dubai this week.
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"This is my great friend now, we're going to cause havoc," News of the World quoted Wood, as saying.
Wood, who has split from wife Jo, arrived a day late without his new 20-year-old Russian girlfriend Katia Ivanova.
"I've left Kat back in London. I missed the first night but I'm having a great time and there's a lot of making up to do now," he added.
Source: ANI
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"I've left Kat back in London. I missed the first night but I'm having a great time and there's a lot of making up to do now," he added.
Source: ANI
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