Mackenzie Phillips claims to having sex with dad

U.S. actress Mackenzie Phillips said in an interview with chat show host Oprah Winfrey that aired on Wednesday that she had an incestuous relationship with her father John Phillips, the late singer with 1960s band The Mamas & the Papas for years.
"I had tons of pills, and Dad had tons of everything too. Eventually I passed out on Dad's bed," Phillips read aloud during the interview from her book, "High on Arrival."
"My father was not a man with aion gold boundaries. He was full of love, and he was sick with drugs. I woke up that night from a blackout and found myself having sex with my own father," Phillips further wrote in the book, which was the 13th highest selling book at online retailer Amazon.com.
Phillips, 49, starred in "One Day at a Time", wrote in the book that it aion account happened while she was 19 years old, the night before her 1979 marriage to Jeff Sessler, a member of the Rolling Stones' entourage.
She added that she first tried cocaine at age 11, and that her father injected the drug into her arm for the first time when she was 16 or 17, "I remember going into my room, I was crouched on the floor," she said. "He put the needle in my arm and put the plunger in and he missed... He missed the vein and my whole arm went numb."
She had an aion kina abortion, which her father paid for, and she told Winfrey "I never let him touch me again."
Phillips, 49, said they proceeded to have what she calls a consensual sexual relationship lasting almost a decade, and it ended when she became pregnant and didn't know who had fathered the child.
Mackenzie was one of Phillips' five children, and first achieved fame as a teenage actress in the U.S. television show "One Day at a Time", she was aion kinah acked after undergoing drug rehabilitation but then relapsing. She is a lifelong drug addict, who has married three times, and was convicted of cocaine possession in 2008. Phillips, a heavy drug user who died of a heart attack in 2001, formed The New Mamas and Papas, which was one of the most popular bands of the 1960s, with hit songs such as "California Dreamin'" and "Monday, Monday."