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Naomi Campbell is struggling to quit smoking.
The 43-year-old model - who checked into rehab in 1999 to seek help for a cocaine addiction - is determined to kick the bad habit since she doesn't want to have to stand on "street corners" lighting up but confessed it has been more difficult than she expected.
She told Shape magazine: "People told me that cigarettes are harder to quit than alcohol. I didn't believe it, but you know what? It is harder.
"I'm not someone who wants to light up inside people's homes, including my own, and I don't want to stand outside on street corners anymore.
"It's still a struggle. In fact, just talking about it makes me crave one, so let's stop, please! But I am really trying."
Naomi - who is using nicotine patches to try and wean herself off cigarettes - has previously admitted she enjoys life more since giving up alcohol.
She has said: "I choose not to drink today in my life because I find that I'm allergic to alcohol.
"I have more energy and I have more fun than when I was drinking and I can hang out really late and get up early in the morning with no hangovers and still smile."
Naomi Campbell struggling to quit smoking
Naomi Campbell is struggling to quit smoking.
The 43-year-old model - who checked into rehab in 1999 to seek help for a cocaine addiction - is determined to kick the bad habit since she doesn't want to have to stand on "street corners" lighting up but confessed it has been more difficult than she expected.
She told Shape magazine: "People told me that cigarettes are harder to quit than alcohol. I didn't believe it, but you know what? It is harder.
"I'm not someone who wants to light up inside people's homes, including my own, and I don't want to stand outside on street corners anymore.
"It's still a struggle. In fact, just talking about it makes me crave one, so let's stop, please! But I am really trying."
Naomi - who is using nicotine patches to try and wean herself off cigarettes - has previously admitted she enjoys life more since giving up alcohol.
She has said: "I choose not to drink today in my life because I find that I'm allergic to alcohol.
"I have more energy and I have more fun than when I was drinking and I can hang out really late and get up early in the morning with no hangovers and still smile."
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The Rolling Stones are "pulling together" to support Sir Mick Jagger following the death of L'Wren Scott.
The group - who have cancelled their tour of Australia and New Zealand, which was scheduled to begin today (19.03.14) - are "completely shocked" by the designer's apparent suicide on Monday (17.03.14) and say their main priority now is to help the singer, who had been in a relationship with the former model for 13 years.
Drummer Charlie Watts said: "Needless to say we are all completely shocked but our first thought is to support Mick at this awful time.
"We intend to come back to Australia and New Zealand as soon as it proves possible."
Guitarist Ronnie Wood added: "This is such terrible news and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support."
Meanwhile, guitarist Keith Richards spoke of his shock at L'Wren's death, admitting the group never expected the tragedy.
He said: "No one saw this coming. Mick's always been my soul brother and we love him.
"We're thick as thieves and we're all feeling for the man. We really hate to disappoint our fans but we'll see everyone really soon."
Yesterday (18.03.14), Mick made a short statement on his website paying tribute to his late girlfriend.
He wrote: "I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way.
"We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves, she had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me.
"I have been touched by the tributes that people have paid to her and also the personal messages of support that I have received. I will never forget her."
Rolling Stones supporting Mick Jagger
The Rolling Stones are "pulling together" to support Sir Mick Jagger following the death of L'Wren Scott.
The group - who have cancelled their tour of Australia and New Zealand, which was scheduled to begin today (19.03.14) - are "completely shocked" by the designer's apparent suicide on Monday (17.03.14) and say their main priority now is to help the singer, who had been in a relationship with the former model for 13 years.
Drummer Charlie Watts said: "Needless to say we are all completely shocked but our first thought is to support Mick at this awful time.
"We intend to come back to Australia and New Zealand as soon as it proves possible."
Guitarist Ronnie Wood added: "This is such terrible news and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support."
Meanwhile, guitarist Keith Richards spoke of his shock at L'Wren's death, admitting the group never expected the tragedy.
He said: "No one saw this coming. Mick's always been my soul brother and we love him.
"We're thick as thieves and we're all feeling for the man. We really hate to disappoint our fans but we'll see everyone really soon."
Yesterday (18.03.14), Mick made a short statement on his website paying tribute to his late girlfriend.
He wrote: "I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way.
"We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves, she had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me.
"I have been touched by the tributes that people have paid to her and also the personal messages of support that I have received. I will never forget her."