Thomas confessed while working in the entertainment industry, "drugs were rampant."
“In the industry I worked in back in the ’70s and ’80s there was cocaine around a lot,” he said. “And I’m sure that I had an occasional sniff of cocaine.”
The shocking confessions are just the latest in a string of black marks Meghan's father has left since her marriage to Prince Harry.
The troubled recluse said earlier this year that he can no longer contact Meghan, and that she and Prince Harry may be better off if he weren’t alive.
“The men in my family rarely live over 80 so I’d be surprised if I had another ten years. I could die tomorrow,” the 74-year-old, who suffers heart problems, told Mail on Sunday.
“Perhaps it would be easier for Meghan if I died,” he said later in the interview.
“Everybody would be filled with sympathy for her.”
The Duchess of Sussex is yet to formally comment on her father's media antics, but it's been widely reported she has disassociated herself with him.
