Looks like Heather Locklear has been telling a few pork pies about her treatment for anxiety and depression.

Someone at the Sierra Tucson center where Heather is receiving her treatment has told InTouch Weekly the truth behind the claims.

Apparently Heather is really being treated for the much more common celebrity problem of alcohol and prescription-pill dependency.

There does seem to be some evidence for the claim, as other family ‘insiders’ are spilling on Heather’s problems with addiction, saying:

“Over the years, she’s had in-home detox sessions with a nurse, but none of it has ever worked.”

Hopefully she can sort herself out this time.

During a plug for his latest film What Happens in Vegas, resident Hollywood prankster Ashton Kutcher sat down with Australia’s Getaway, and dished the dirt on just what he thinks of our fabulous country (and the girls in it!).

“I did a 13-day tour of Australia knocking off Melbourne, Sydney and hanging out in Byron Bay. It was pretty extravagant — learnt how to surf and I drank a lot of beer,” Ashton explained.

Beer and surfing… that pretty much goes hand-in-hand with living in the Land of Oz. What Ashton wasn’t ready for, and was quite shocked at, was the amount of alcohol our Aussie gals can down in a session.

Ashton said: “Australian girls can drink, I mean I’ve never been so impressed with a woman’s ability to hold down booze in my life. I went to college with a lot of alcoholics, but let me tell ya, Australian people can really put them back and I appreciate it.”

However, he didn’t appreciate it so much when he worked out that just because an Aussie girl is drunk, that doesn’t necessarily make her easy…

“And that’s the trick about those Australian girls because you think that their drinking so much that it’s going to make things easier. It doesn’t, it really doesn’t make things easier you know,” Kutcher said. “You really think you’ve got a one up but you don’t.”

I gather from that information that when Ashton came out to Australia, Demi didn’t come with him…

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