Overview
- Pete Doherty, 46, revealed he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2024, likely stemming from years of substance misuse and unhealthy habits.
- In January 2025, he experienced blackened toes and lost sensation in his extremities, prompting a doctor’s warning of potential toe amputation.
- To manage his condition, Doherty has adopted a stricter lifestyle, including wearing orthopaedic sandals, limiting alcohol to one gin and tonic per week, and improving his diet.
- He has achieved better blood sugar levels and is seeing improvements in the healing of his toes, although he acknowledges smoking remains a challenge.
- Doherty has been drug-free since late 2019 and is candid about the long-term impact of his past lifestyle on his current health struggles.