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90s heartthrob reveals how he went from partying in Hollywood to being 'a coked-up empty soul, smoking crack in a skip with a homeless lady'
He found success at the age of just 16-years-old with a series of hit singles such as I Can Make You Feel Good and Special Kind of Something in the late 1990s.
In his new memoir, Anthony Kavanagh, who rose to fame under the name Kavana, has lifted the lid on the darker side of stardom with his explosive autobiography, Pop Scars However, things took a turn for the worst, describing his last binge, he admitted: 'It culminated in me doing crack in a skip with a homeless lady who I bonded with then trusted with my Monzo card to go buy more drugs and who never returned.' After his pop career wrapped up, Anthony kept busy in the public eye, starring in Hollyoaks: In The City in 2006 and later competing as a finalist on the TV show Greece Is the Word in 2007.
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