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In the News
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The Rush & Molloy column in
the New York Daily News on August 15, 2000, took comments
I said in an interview to Michael Musto for Paper Magazine
out of context and stated: "Damn the rehab. Melanie Griffith
isn't a 'just say no' mom. The actress says she'd like
her children to 'ask me if they could experiment with
pot,' rather than have them 'go out and buy some s---
that has weird psychedelic chemicals in it and [bleeps]
them up.' In fact, asked if she'd share a toke with her
kids if they wanted to try their first reefer, Griffith
tells Paper magazine's Michael Musto, 'Yes.'" |
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My words were meant to be ones
of support for my children, not to be used as encouragement
of drug use. I have always had an open relationship with
my children. They know that they can come to me about
anything, including drugs, and I won't turn away, or look
down on them. My family means the world to me, and it's
a shame that I have to explain myself when the press misinterprets
my remarks. |
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