Chet Hanks, son of Hollywood icons Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, has bravely shared intimate details about his journey to sobriety, highlighting the unwavering support he received from his family. Years after struggling with alcohol and substance abuse, Chet is now celebrating over three years of sobriety. His recent appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show provided a candid and emotional glimpse into his recovery process. Chet’s path to sobriety wasn’t easy. He previously revealed that his struggles led to his parents sending him to a wilderness program for troubled teens in 2008. More recently, he recounted a harrowing three-day cocaine binge that resulted in a significant weight loss. This low point ultimately led him to seek professional help and begin his recovery journey. During his interview with Drew Barrymore, who herself is celebrating five years of sobriety, Chet expressed immense gratitude for his parents’ unwavering support. He emphasized that Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson "stuck with him through thick and thin," always providing encouragement and understanding. He shared how much he cherishes the time he spends with them and how their support has deepened his appreciation for his family. The interview took a lighthearted turn when Chet, inspired by Tom Cruise's famous Oprah couch jump, playfully leaped onto the couch during the show, much to the delight of Barrymore and the audience. This moment showcased Chet’s resilience and his ability to find humor even amidst his past struggles. Chet's story is a testament to the power of family support in overcoming addiction. Both Chet and Drew Barrymore’s shared experiences underscored the crucial role of loved ones in facilitating a successful recovery. Chet’s newfound sobriety has also positively impacted his career. He proudly mentioned that his parents even enjoyed binge-watching his Netflix series, 'Running Point,' further highlighting the strong bond and mutual support within their family. Chet’s appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of familial support in the fight against addiction, offering a hopeful message of recovery and the enduring strength of family bonds. His candidness and humor make his story both relatable and inspiring.