Drew Barrymore is slamming the tabloid media for publishing stories that she said she wished her estranged mom were dead.
"You know what, to all you tabloids out there, you have been f------ with my life since I was 13 years old," Barrymore says in the video. “I have never said that I wished my mother was dead. How dare you put those words in my mouth."
Barrymore’s comments come on the heels of a new Vulture profile in which she opens up about her challenging relationship with her mom, Jaid Barrymore., which included nights out at Studio 54 and early struggles with drug and alcohol abuse. When she was 13, her mom sent her to a California drug rehab where she remained for nearly two years.
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