British actor and TV presenter James Corden has revealed he underwent three months of therapy to help control his partying habit.
The 37-year-old star has revealed he sought out professional help in order to get his partying lifestyle under control, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"I did a bit of therapy. Three months. I still did go out sometimes, I wasn't a monk! It wasn't even about women, it was just going out and being around attention which I don't think is necessarily good for you," Corden told American radio host Howard Stern.
"I had been going out a lot. The truth is, I had to learn how to stay in on my own. Because I was only really going out to not be on my own and then what you realise is, until I just get used to coming in, shutting the door, silence, what should I have for dinner?" he added.
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