The former "Made in Chelsea" star went sober in 2018, shortly before becoming a dad. He has since raised awareness for the sober lifestyle and set up his own business, Cleanco, of nonalcoholic spirits. The dad-of-three regularly posts on social media about his decision to quit booze as well as speaking on podcasts about his mental health.
"In the back of my mind for many years, I had always felt that my relationship with alcohol, although seemingly harmless was unhealthy and somewhat destructive," he wrote on Instagram in 2019. "Drinking lead [sic] me to make poor decisions and achieving my full potential was slipping away. I had abstained from alcohol for lengthy periods at a time but in doing so had made drinking at the end of that period a reward - a pat on the back for my achievement. It was a vicious cycle... I had to change my relationship with alcohol in order to become the man that I knew I could be and that my family would be proud of."