"Bachelor"Star Madi Priwett He recently opened due to overcoming her dependence pornography during the episode of his podcast.

However, it was not the only person in his family who had to release those chains. During the new episode "remain true" show, the Spouse Priwetta, Grant Troutt, he sincerely discovered that he fought with similar addiction.

"(In) in 2019. I follow Jesus. I am early in my faith, I still look at Pornography," said Troutt, 29, he said at the recent episode called "" whether God was called under name called "

"(I still occasionally smoke weed, (i) still return to all these sins. It's up and down. It's the three days good, one day.

Troutt, however, who is now Pastor in the church in Texas, later explained that one frightening experience with marijuana has completely changed the perspective on drugs.

"One of the last time I've ever smoked weed, I had this crazy panic attack (s) I thought I overdose," he said. "All of you moments happen, and as I look back, what she did to me was that she scared a lake from me to do no drugs." No, more. "

But it's not just a drug that Troutut wanted to get rid of. According to him, after renouncing marijuana, the pastor and the father of one decided to take his "sexual sin seriously".

"I was like:" Lord, I just need me. I have nothing. I want to depend on you "" Troutt told.

Troutt then described the key moment of prayer in his closet, which he implied, changed it forever.

"It drove me to this place where I had nothing but (God). I just remember Jesus, (I) cured me. It was as if he pulled me out in my life, because he said in the person of Jesus Christ," he said.

Troutt's recognition is accompanied by their own recent revelation of his wife, as the season 24 "bachelor" "previously recalled its introduction in pornography.

"I was about 13 years old," Priwett began her story. "I crossed my friends house, and my parents weren't around, and she included this show that was extremely inappropriate."

From there, Priwett said she began to have the feelings that were new to her, which led to live "in a secret shame."

"I was examining my value and my identity. Every time I have sex with sexual sin, I didn't know my purpose," she admitted that she added that she could only "release" the cycle from the Community members.

"I stopped to let go of the enemy to take my life with living in secret and live in isolation," she explained.

And, according to Prewett, vulnerable on her struggle was one of the best things she could do.

"Fortunately, by the grace of God and the power of the pious community and the people around me, I released Porno and M-Stuff for - I don't know - 10 years. But that was so long," the star of reality "revealed reality.

"It's still a choice for me every day, even like a married woman, not to return to my sexual hay addiction," Priwett added. "It's still a choice every day that I wouldn't decide to lust after the things I see online or give a feeling that appears."