Frankie Grande's journey towards sobriety was catalyzed by the One Love Manchester concert in 2017. Witnessing the aftermath of the bomb attack that targeted his sister's concert profoundly affected him. Following the event, Grande extended his stay in London, attempting to heal by attending a play. However, his partying spiraled out of control, prompting concern from a friend who helped him change his travel plans multiple times. This wake-up call led him to check into rehab, and he now celebrates eight years of sobriety alongside his debut album release, "Hotel Rock Bottom."
I thought I was just gonna stay there for the rest of my life, which was probably gonna end soon. I got on that plane, I went straight to rehab, and now I'm eight years clean and sober, and was able to put this piece of art [the album] into the world.
I just didn't stop. I kept extending my trip and being like, 'No, I need to stay, I need to stay'. One of my best friends who, as a travel agent, was helping me rebook flights, express concern.
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