Semaglutide, therapy, private schools, expensive “digital detox” retreats.<p>You don’t have to be that rich to afford any of these except retreats. Moreover, you don’t have to be rich at all to eat healthy, exercise, sleep well, and raise your kids right (which are more effective than the above, except for rare cases like medical conditions).<p>Meanwhile many rich people suffer from addictions. In fact, it’s probably <i>harder</i> for famous people to get good therapists who they can <i>and do</i> trust, since everyone knows them and there’s big incentive to expose their secrets. And being rich offers new addictions, and enables existing ones since there’s no “rock bottom”.