“I’m surprised I’m not dead!” Pete Doherty admits that BOTH earlobes were bitten

Pete Doherty revealed that both earlobes were bitten in a bar during historical events and arguing with the paparazzi.

The 43-year-old singer joked that she had “lost the pieces completely” and that some thought she “just wanted a souvenir”, but admitted she was surprised she wasn’t dead.

The observer of the bloody fights said, “I said goodbye to the paparazzi – the man grabbed my throat and bit off part of my earlobe.

“Someone bit off part of my other earlobe at a bar in Stoke. I think he just wanted a souvenir.

His girlfriend and bandmate Puta Madres also recalled his story of substance abuse after he left England for a life in France with Katia De Vidas.

Ah: The 43-year-old singer joked that she was “completely missing the pieces” and thought some people “just wanted a souvenir” (photographed in June 2021)

The Libertines frontman, who dated Kate Moss from 2005-2007, said she was “out of a cycle of addiction” and now only drinks “a glass of water”.

He admitted: “I’m surprised I’m not dead. I’m lucky to be alive, not sitting on a fence, but injecting myself into my groin.

Reports follow that supermodel Kate Moss is “playing” for ex Pete’s all-encompassing book, due out this summer.

Rocker Libertines and Babyshambles will release their first memoir, A Likely Lad, on June 16, with the book detailing “the creative process, crumbling parties, dusty nights, time in prison, and self-destruction.”

Oh no! About the bloody fights, he said: “I saluted the paparazzi – the man grabbed me by the throat and bit off part of my earlobe” (pictured March 2022)

Musician Pete also details his relationship with 48-year-old Kate; Kate lost their business dealings while they were together after she was photographed next to a questionable white substance in her studio.

A source told The Mirror: ‘Kate has really changed her life since then. She continued.

“But fans will be thrilled to find out what really happened between him and Pete.”

Worried: There are reports that supermodel Kate Moss’ ex-girlfriend Pete is due out this summer for her all-encompassing book (pictured 2005).

MailOnline reached out to representatives of Kate and Pete for comment.

While he was with Kate, he once introduced her as his girlfriend at a concert in 2007 and wrote “I love Kate 4eva” on his flamboyant Jaguar after he left court after a drug crime arrest.

The singer once said about Kate: “I love her with all my heart. I like your bones. I love your brain.

Piet has spoken openly about his addictions in the past and has been arrested for a number of drug-related offenses.

Addiction: Pete recently revealed that he nearly lost his feet to drugs (pictured in Babyshambles in Concert at Dirty South in 2006)

Co-written with Simon Spence, Pete says the upcoming book is a way to say goodbye to himself after he’s cleared out his acting.

It came after Pete announced that he nearly lost his feet to drugs.

The star, who has now been clean for over two years, explained that she “comes very close” to the injection and “has no vein” left.

The hit producer of Can’t Stand Me Now also thanked musician Frédéric Lo for helping quit drugs when the duo released an album called The Fantasy Life of Poetry And Crime last month.

Pete talked about how Frédéric played a song called Inutile Et Hors D’usage, which for him means “useless and worn out”, at his new home in rural France in early 2020.

“I was really excited when he played it for me, it really moved me. I stopped taking hard drugs and felt truly betrayed. The best way to describe it for me is like being hit by a bus,” said mirror Pete †

The singer said about her feet: “I really crossed the line. There were very few close calls. I almost lost my feet and my belongings.

“It was very close right after the injection. Here’s what happens when the veins run out. It all seems like a long time ago, but it’s been a hell of a ride.

Read Well: The rocker’s first memoir, A Boy Likely, will detail his “creative process, crumbling parties, dusty nights, time in prison, and self-destructive tendencies.”