'The only thing I tried was alcohol': Jessica Mauboy says she never gave in to the 'temptations' in the music industry such as 'drugs and sexuality'
Jessica Mauboy has been in the music industry for 13 years.
But the singer insists she has never given in to the temptations many pop stars face, like drugs.
The 30-year-old told The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday: 'I never went too deep, never did any drugs. The only thing was try alcohol. But there was never any of this going out to get hammered.'
'The only thing I tried was alcohol': Jessica Mauboy (pictured) told The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday that she never gave in to 'temptations' in the music industry like 'drugs and sexuality'
Jessica added that there were moments she faced these temptations at home and overseas but never gave in.
She adds that she was given advice by her 'stern' sisters that she heeded in order not to be led astray.
'Having heard their experience in detail made me think 'thank you for sharing that, I'm not going to do that', whether it was drugs or alcohol or sexuality,' she said.
The 30-year-old told The Daily Telegraph : 'I never went too deep, never did any drugs. The only thing was try alcohol. But there was never any of this going out to get hammered'
Jess is back in the spotlight with her new album Hilda after a six-year hiatus.
Appearing on Andrew Denton's Interview recently, Jessica broke down as she explained that she lost her love of music due to the pressures of fame.
She tearfully said: 'Oh, my God. It's so important to me. And I just kind of lost track of what music is and what it does.'
Long time: Jessica Mauboy has been in the music industry for 13 years. The Darwin-born star rose to fame in 2006 on the fourth season of Australian Idol, on which she was the runner-up
'There was a lot of noise. There was a lot of noise and a lot of doubt. Doubt had come back in and I lost the relationship for six years, with music.'
Andrew Denton asked: 'Is that partly because you became Jessica Mauboy Incorporated?'
She answered: 'I became this... 'You're famous.' I was on the road constantly, performing and thinking I need to go back home.'
Appearing on Andrew Denton's Interview recently, Jessica broke down as she explained that she lost her love of music due to the pressures of fame: 'There was a lot of noise and a lot of doubt. Doubt had come back in and I lost the relationship for six years, with music' she said
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