Watch Marco Pierre White Jr explain his decision to leave rehab

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The reality star has changed his mind about staying sober
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MARCO Pierre White Jr has left rehab after vowing to stay sober on Snapchat earlier this week.
The Big Brother star's decision came after he took to Twitter today to confess that he was "Thinking of leaving rehab."
After he arrived back home, Marco revealed his plans to "go out for dinner and have a couple of drinks."
The 21-year-old did suggest that he may return to rehab but didn't seem too convinced, as he joked "who the f*** knows?"
Marco then headed to the park to play Pokemon Go with a mystery lady.
We'll have to wait and see if Marco changes his mind about his sobriety again.

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