After George Micheal’s recent arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence, George Michael has allegedly checked himself into rehab in London. He was recently arrested after running his Range Rover into a store front near his home in Hampstead, London. George Michael posted this notice on his official website:

“I want to thank you all sincerely, and also to reassure those of you who worry so much for me. I fully appreciate the seriousness of my current situation, for which I truly apologise…
“I feel you should know that on the day after the incident I checked in to a clinic for a 14 day detox program here in London, which has been followed by ongoing outpatient drug counselling several times a week. Personal problems which I had tried to deal with myself had clearly got the better of me, and I am sorry that my pride has prevented me from seeking help before now.
“I would also like to express my thanks to those whose discretion allowed me to begin this process in private, which has helped me greatly.”

George Michael was arrested in Hampstead, London on Sunday on suspicion of being ‘unfit to drive’. That’s the british way of saying the person isn’t capable of driving a vehicle - so polite, the English!
Sources don’t reveal whether or not George Michael was under any influence when he crashed his Range Rover into an instant photo processor at 3AM the other night in London, but… well, you figure it out.

George later apologized via statement:

“I want to apologize to my fans for screwing up again, and to promise them I’ll sort myself out. And to say sorry to everybody else, just for boring them.”

George Michael, 45, was arrested in a bathroom in London’s Hampstead Heath area after an attendant tipped police about the singer’s drug use in the facility.

He was released with a warning by London police.

“We can confirm a 45-year-old man was arrested in the Hampstead Heath area on the 19th of September on the suspicion of possessing drugs,” a Scotland Yard spokesman said. “He was taken to a North London police station where he received a caution and was released with no further action. The caution was for the possession of Class A and Class C drugs, cocaine and cannabis.”

In a statement Michael said: “I want to apologise to my fans for screwing up again, and to promise them I’ll sort myself out. And to say sorry to everybody else, just for boring them.”