In a candid reflection, media personality King Kalala opened up about a past struggle with alcohol, likening it to an exclusive club — one that’s easy to enter but nearly impossible to exit.
“Unlike cigarettes, alcohol feels like you’re stepping into a party where everything seems fun and harmless at first,” she shared. “But when it’s time to leave, you realize the exit isn’t easy to find.”
Kalala admitted that she initially underestimated the power alcohol could hold over her life. At the age of 19 or 20, what seemed like casual fun gradually turned into a costly mistake.
“I didn’t see it coming,” she said. “It started small, but eventually it took a toll I hadn’t anticipated.”
Her story is a sobering reminder of how addictive behaviors can quietly develop, especially when masked by social acceptance.
Kalala’s openness offers a powerful message about self-awareness, the dangers of underestimating substances, and the importance of recognizing when it’s time to ask for help.
