Addiction is a Life-Long Struggle: Stars Who’ve Entered Rehab Later in Life

Robin Williams

The actor recently entered rehab at the age of 62 to "fine-tune and focus" on his continued sobriety, which he has reportedly kept since entering rehab for alcohol abuse in 2006.

Philip Seymour Hoffman

At 46, the Oscar winner entered a rehab facility for approximately 10 days after he began using heroin again. He ultimately passed away in February of this year from "acute mixed drug intoxication, including heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine."

Catherine Zeta-Jones

The gorgeous brunette sought treatment for her Bipolar II disorder at the ages of 41 and 43, checking into a facility both times.

Trace Adkins

The 52-year-old entered rehab this past January for alcohol abuse after getting into a brawl on a cruise ship.

Heather Locklear

The former Melrose Place star entered a facility at the age of 46 for psychological issues, including depression and anxiety. She remained in rehab for four weeks.

David Arquette

On Jan. 1, 2011, the then 39-year-old checked into rehab for "alcohol and other issues," shortly after celebrating New Year's.

Courtney Love

After struggling with substance abuse her entire life, the musician was sentenced to six months in lock-down rehab at the age of 40 due specifically to prescription drug and cocaine addictions. She claims to have been sober since 2007.

Charlie Sheen

In 2010 at the age of 44, the Two and a Half Men actor was sentenced to 30 days in a drug rehab center after he was arrested for assaulting then-wife Brooke Mueller.