Pete Doherty showed off his slimmer physique as he posed with wife Katia De Vidas while attending the Yoroi premiere in Paris on Thursday.
The British singer, 46, flashed a gentle smile as he wrapped his arm around Katia.
Taking to the star-studded red carpet at Le Grand Rex in the French capital, the Libertine icon rocked his trademark suit with tie and a black fedora hat.
Meanwhile director and musician Katia opted for a chic black blouse and grey denim, finishing off with dark patent leather boots.
The Holy Motors filmmaker married Peter in September 2021 and in May 2023 they welcomed a baby daughter, Billie-May Doherty.
A slimmed downPete Doherty, 46, and his beloved wife Katia De Vidas, 42, attended the Yoroi premiere in Paris on Thursday
The British singer flashed a smile as he wrapped Katia around his arm
The couple share a lot together, both off and on-stage, as Katia is also pianist in Pete’s other band called The Puta Madres.
His appearance at the event comes as the rocker returned to stage with his Felt Better Alive Europe tour earlier this year, after revealing his most recent health scare was a ‘wake-up call’.
In March, he revealed he was at risk of having his toes amputated after being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes last year but all now seems to be well.
In a video obtained by The Sun at his gig in Munich, Germany, Pete provided his fans with a health update.
He said: ‘I saw the doctor today and he said you need to stay off your feet as much as you can otherwise you’ll lose your toes.’
He apparently didn’t notice the sores on his feet until two of his toes went black in January.
‘It was touch and go,’ he told The Times of whether or not he would be able to keep his feet, having lost feeling in them.
Those who suffer from diabetes carry the risk of foot-related complications as high blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels, in turn effecting the flow of blood to feet and legs.
Taking to the star-studded red carpet at Le Grand Rex in the French capital, the Libertine icon rocked his trademark suit with tie and a black fedora hat
The music star appeared in very jovial spirits as he stopped to strike a pose on its own, playing around with the umbrella he carried for the rainy evening
He admitted it ‘was a real wake-up call’ and he has ‘basically not been drinking’ since finding out.
Pete continued: ‘Now I allow myself a gin and tonic once a week, but I’ve basically not been drinking and have got my blood sugar to a good level, so my toes are healing.’
The artist has been very open about his health over the years, previously claiming in 2023 that he felt ‘death was lurking’ due to the toll that years of drugs and alcohol abuse had on his body.
He told documentary maker Louis Theroux that he was a ‘very sick man… I’ve battered it haven’t I, I’ve f***ing caned it.’
‘The heroin and the crack… I surrendered to that, and then it was the cocaine and the smoking and the alcohol, and now it’s cheese and the saucisson, and the sugar in the tea.’
Last spring, Pete confirmed his diagnosis, saying: ‘I’ve been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. And at the moment, I’m lacking the discipline to tackle cholesterol.’
It seems Pete has worked on his lack of discipline after receiving some harsh words from his doctor.
The star previously told the Evening Standard that his doctor had told him he had to change his diet immediately.
His zesty appearance at the event comes as the rocker returned to stage with his Felt Better Alive Europe tour earlier this year, after revealing his most recent health scare was a ‘wake-up call’
He told the publication: ‘I have seen a liver doctor who says I need to change my diet – too much cheese, too much milk.
‘But the cheese is so good, that’s part of the reason I stay here… It’s a cholesterol and diabetes thing now, but there are tablets, it makes a big difference.’
The star has previously admitted that his larger figure is the result of tucking into his guilty pleasure.
In 2021, Pete said he had ditched drugs and was instead indulging on cheese on toast and enjoying long lie ins after staying up for six days straight during his wildest years.
