Bachelorette star Ciarran Stott opens up about his sobriety

EXCLUSIVE: Bachelor In Paradise star Ciarran Stott reveals he is four months sober after quitting alcohol to ‘work on himself’

Published: 20:53 EDT, 5 November 2022 | Updated: 22:16 EDT, 5 November 2022

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Former Bachelorette star Ciarran Stott has revealed he’s been embracing sobriety for months after quitting alcohol.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Sunday, the Englishman, 28, said he decided to become sober after realising his binge drinking was out of control.

‘I’m sober at the moment and not drinking alcohol. I haven’t touch a drop for like four months, which obviously I feel really good about it,’ he said.

Bachelorette fan favourite Ciarran Stott, 28, (pictured) ha said he is the ‘happiest he’s ever been’ after staying sober for months

‘I make the biggest mistakes and generally I’m not a nice person when I consume alcohol I turn into a g***k,’ he added.

‘I also am working on my own personal development by going to a psychiatrist and getting to the root of why I act certain ways when I drink.’

Ciarran explained that drinking has affected his relationships in the past so he decided to quit alcohol and it ‘cut out 90% of his problems’.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Sunday, the Englishman said he decided to become sober after realising his binge drinking was out of control. (Pictured on The Bachelorette)

‘I’m sober at the moment and not drinking alcohol. I haven’t touch a drop for like four months, which obviously I feel really good about it,’ he said

Since becoming sober, Ciarran said he is the ‘happiest he has ever been’ and ‘clear-headed’.

The tattooed larrikin said sobriety is a good place to be in and he is on a mission to stay sober.

‘My relationship is now better than ever, I’m also feeling a lot healthier and have a clearer mind,’ he added.

Ciarran explained that drinking has affected his relationship in the past too many times so he decided quit alcohol and it ‘cut out 90% of his problems’. (Pictured with his model girlfriend Ruby Burciaga)

‘[I’m now] putting my time and energy into new and upcoming projects and just generally wanting to turn my life around for the better.’

Ciarran will soon return to reality TV as a contender on Channel 10’s gruelling new series, The Challenge.

He will compete against the likes of Bachelor alumni Konrad Bien-Stephen, Megan Marx, Kiki Morris, Jessica Brody plus a slew of other reality stars for the chance to win $100,000 in prize money.