Mark Hoppus Reflects on Healing, Resilience, and Blink-182's Journey in New Memoir

In 'Fahrenheit-182,' Hoppus opens up about battling cancer, overcoming depression, and repairing his bond with Tom DeLonge.

Mark Hoppus's memoir, 'Fahrenheit-182,' released today, chronicles his struggles with cancer, depression, and the evolution of Blink-182's dynamics.
Hoppus credits his 2021 cancer diagnosis with rekindling his friendship with Tom DeLonge, who provided unwavering support during his treatment.
The memoir reveals Hoppus's deep depression and suicidal thoughts following Blink-182's 2005 breakup, which left him feeling directionless and lost.
Hoppus highlights how therapy and medication helped him recover his mental health and regain stability after the band's split.
Blink-182 continues to tour and perform together, showcasing the renewed bond between Hoppus, DeLonge, and Travis Barker.