music singer | OxyContin; alcohol; (McCready states that she takes prescription Xanax for anxiety as needed, and that the painkillers found among her belongings during Intake were for her shoulder, which was dislocated a month prior.) |- | Kari Ann Peniche | Miss Teen USA 2002 and subject of a Playboy pictorial | Methamphetamine |- | Mackenzie Phillips | Actress | Heroin; cocaine (Formerly used marijuana.) |- | Dennis Rodman | Former basketball player | Alcohol |- | Tom Sizemore | Actor | Opiates; benzodiazepines; methamphetamine; marijuana; heroin; Klonopin (formerly used cocaine from 1991–1996) |- | Mike Starr | Former Alice in Chains bass player | Heroin; methadone; methamphetamine; cocaine; marijuana. |} Peniche, Starr, Fleiss, Sizemore and Rodman all agreed to attend a sober living facility after treatment, which was chronicled on the second season of Sober House. Kovar indicated that he would get a sponsor, go to meetings, and go to sober living after his girlfriend moved into their new home. McCready, who cited the need to return to her son, indicated that she would go to Al-Anon. Since completing treatment, Pinsky says that D'Amato, who declined sober living, but agreed to go to meetings, "seems pretty good to me. My bet is she'll continue to flirt with using, but will have a deeper understanding now of her behavior." Phillips and McCready appeared with Pinsky in a segment on women and addiction on the March 17, 2010 episode of The View. Mike Starr was arrested February 18, 2011 on two felony counts of possession of a controlled substance for 6 pills of the painkiller Opana and 6 pills of Xanax, an anti-anxiety drug. Starr was later found dead on March 8, 2011, in Salt Lake City, Utah. D'Amato would later return to television following her recovery to compete in the 17th cycle of America's Next Top Model, deemed America's Next Top Model: All-Stars. D'Amato won the competition. On August 17, 2012, 29-year-old Joey Kovar was found dead at a friend's home near Chicago. Autopsy results where inconclusive, and the cause of death was pending a toxicological test as of August 18, though police stated that no foul play was indicated, and Kovar brother, David, denied drugs were the cause, as he stated that Kovar was maintaining his sobriety.Sadovi, Carlos (August 18, 2012). "Autopsy inconclusive, further tests required for reality star Joey Kovar". Chicago Tribune. An autopsy revealed that Kovar