Angelina Jolie's Alleged Ex-Drug Dealer Speaks

By this time, everyone already knows of Angelina Jolie's drug-addled, wild child past, so a new "revelation" from a past acquaintance isn't shocking the public anymore. The Oscar Award-winning actress' alleged drug dealer has spoken out about her past as a druggie.

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In yet another attempt at their so-called exposé, Life & Style brings forth another person in Angelina's life to reveal what was the mother of six and Brad Pitt's partner like when she was younger.

Former drug dealer Franklin Meyer, who claims he used to supply Angie drugs, said the actress frequently used both heroin and cocaine in front of him.

He allegedly met Angelina in February 1997 for the first time when she was just 21. She and a male friend came to buy drugs from him at NYC's Chelsea Hotel. She then became a regular customer, spending about $100 each time.

Angie, who famously kept a blood vial of ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton in the past, also had photos of dead bodies gracing her apartment walls in the Ansonia building on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

But what shocked Meyer the most was even at her wild and drug-filled days, Angelina was obsessed with adopting a child.

He also said that the current UN Goodwill Ambassador was high on drugs when she appeared on "The Charlie Rose Show" on January 14, 2000. After her fidgety interview, she allegedly came back to Meyer's drug den at the Chelsea hotel for another drug session.

After countless stories about Angelina and Brad breaking up, Angelina torturing Jennifer Aniston, Angelina being the worst parent in the universe, Life & Style tries to keep her name relevant once more by this "shocking" revelation.

Love her or hate her, the "Changeling" star has always been pretty open about her gothic past, including her use of illegal drugs. Even Brad admitted to smoking grass once upon a time, saying the experience turned him into a "doughnut."

The drug dealer's "revelation" seems like old news now, isn't it?