According to Today, Sweetin began with alcohol in high school, before moving to marijuana and eventually hard drugs in college. But it was at the premier of the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie "New York Minute" in 2004 when things really took a turn.
"I knew I couldn't last a New York minute without doing more meth," she writes in her book. "I had it in my purse, with a straw, in a little baggie inside a lip-gloss container. Often I would do meth quickly in public bathrooms, blowing the smoke into wet paper towels so you couldn't see it. At the premiere, though, I just snorted it because I knew I couldn't bring a whole pipe." (via Entertainment Weekly).
Jodie Sweetin continued to struggle with drug abuse for years following the event, but has been clean and sober since the end of 2008 — something she knows she will stick to due to her children. "The best thing that I can do for them is just be an example of not only what recovery looks like, but what just being a good human looks like," she told Today in 2019. "I hope that I am raising little social justice warriors (who) will do good in the world."
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