Rob Lowe, renowned for his roles in 'The Outsiders' and 'Parks and Recreation,' recently reflected on his 34-year journey to sobriety. He recounted how his path to sobriety was a series of 'baby steps,' culminating in a 'final wake-up call' when he ignored his mother's plea to help during his grandfather's heart attack in 1990 due to his inebriated state. This incident, along with the fallout from a 1988 sex tape scandal, pushed him to seek rehabilitation at Sierra Tucson. Lowe also credited the film 'Shampoo' and its portrayal of a charming playboy left with nothing as an early influence on his decision to get sober. He emphasized the importance of being 'ready' for sobriety, noting his progress as gradual and deeply personal.