“I really can’t believe how far I’ve come on this journey of life,” the reality star tweeted. Steve-O celebrated his 10-year sober milestone by competing in his first triathlon. As Runner’s World reports, the Jackass alum participated in the 32nd annual Nautica Malibu Triathlon, which raises money for children’s cancer research. Alongside other stars like Joel McHale, Steve Howe… Continue reading Steve-O Celebrates A Decade Of Sobriety In A Unique Way
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