A panel including author Caroline Ringskog Ferrada Noli and philosopher Jonna Bornemark discusses it with him and questions the appropriateness of releasing an autobiographical book so close to drug scandals and a bitter family dispute.
I still think it makes sense that I have to respond to accusations that are false, since everything has become public, says Måns Zelmerlöw in "Skavlan".
He also says that he took cocaine when he went out and at dinners but "never around my children."
But it was idiotic, it was a 40-year crisis, he says in the program.
When asked why he did it, Måns Zelmerlöw says he has always been shy and felt “the least in the room.” He saw how others took drugs and hoped to gain more self-confidence.
But it's just a shell that you build on, he says.
The program will be published on SVT Play on September 17.
