Internet sleuths may have tried to figure out who exactly French Montana was getting close to during this quarantine, but the rapper made it clear that he isn’t in a relationship. The “That’s a Fact” rapper has decided to spend some quarantine time in Miami, so it was only fitting that he chatted with Supa Cindy from 99 Jamz. The pair discussed French Montana‘s latest single and the accompanying music video, but after exchanging 4/20 salutations, he also revealed that he’s sober.

Mike Coppola / Staff / Getty Images

“Today makes the fifth month I been sober,” he said. “I stopped drinking. I stopped smoking. I stopped everything. So, today I’ve officially been sober for five months. I want to see how far I can go.” French also explained that the previous health scare he experienced was a result of food poisoning he had after taking a trip to Africa. “Besides that, I think I was turning up for too long,” he explained. “I been in the game since probably 2002… I feel like I been going hard ever since then and I feel like it’s a new chapter of my life and I cannot make $100 million drunk or high.”

Elsewhere, French Montana spoke about his beef with 50 Cent and said that he’s trying to get Fif to hop on a record. “There is no beef,” he added. “I just feel like, it’s hip hop. It’s just competition. I never looked at it like, beef. Nobody got hurt… It’ like watching boxing or watching wrestling. People want to see each other go at it. It’s competition. It’s hip hop.” Watch his interview in full below.

Shailene Woodley, currently of Big Little Lies fame, spoke with The New York Times about a career-threatening health scare in her 20s, for a new interview.

Vittorio Zunino Celotto / Getty Images

“I haven’t spoken much about this yet publicly, and I will one day, but I was very, very sick in my early 20s. While I was doing the Divergent movies and working hard, I also was struggling with a deeply personal, very scary physical situation,” she said. “Because of that, I said no to a lot of opportunities because I needed to get better, and those jobs ended up going to peers of mine who I love.

“There was a mix of people saying, ‘You shouldn’t have let that go’ or ‘You shouldn’t have been sick.’ That was combined with my own internal process of, ‘Am I going to survive what I’m going through right now and ever be healthy, or even have the opportunity to work on projects I’m passionate about again because of the situation I’m in?’ I was in a place where I had no choice but to just surrender and let go of my career, and it brought out this negative voice in my mind that kept spinning for years and years afterward.”

Woodley, who starred in The Fault in Our Stars, has since recovered and is in good shape.

“Now I’m on the other side of it, thank God,” she continued. “A lot of the last few years has been about focusing on mental health for me, and it’s a slow process. But because of that work, I feel very grounded and rooted in who I am and very clear about everything in my life, whether it’s my career or my relationships or my own internal worth. I feel very grateful to have walked that line of fire, because now I know what I don’t want to ever go back to.”

[Via]