Rapper Mickey Avalon reveals shocking secret about Angelina Jolie at school

Rapper Mickey Avalon, 47, admitted to being Angelina Jolie's drug dealer while they were still in high school at Beverly Hills High School, where Jolie graduated in 1991 at age 16. Mickey was interviewed by Nick Richie for the FACTZ podcast episode that aired on July 13, and during the interview the rapper revealed details about selling opioids to Angelina, who is currently 48 years old. The actress has publicly admitted to using several drugs, but has been clean for several years.

Adolescence and drugs

During the interview, Mickey tells Richie that the drugs belonged to his father. “My father was taking liquid methadone”, he commented, saying that he sold extra methadone and marijuana pills for around US$5 to US$10, which was considered a lot of money at the time, and that he remembers selling them to Angelina, although he did not know if it was for the then teenager's own consumption, or if it was for a boyfriend.

_{Rapper Mickey Avalon in an interview with the FACTZ podcast (Photo: reproduction/O Globo)}

Illicit history

Jolie had already been involved in a controversy over drug use. In 1999, Angelina's relationship with drug use was exposed through a leaked video recorded by drug dealer Franklin Meyer, who admitted to having sold several types of illicit substances to Angelina, including heroin and cocaine.

He said that she was his client for several years, and that the actress invited him to “stop by your house”, which was already understood between the two that she wanted him to take drugs. Meyer arrived at Jolie's house with a camera, and the actress didn't seem to mind being filmed. In the video she appears talking on the phone and supposedly under the influence of drugs, her face appears to be very thin and with deep circles under her eyes. He said that he gave her the drugs and received the money, and that in addition to the actress' obvious thinness, she also had many needle marks on her arms.

Featured photo: Angelina Jolie. Reproduction/Jeffy Spicer/Getty Images/Revista Exame.