AJ McLean — who stars as the host of Netflix's singing competition series, "Building The Band" — got candid about the challenges he's faced within his sobriety journey.

AJ McLean’s story isn’t just about a singer recovering from addiction, it’s about the messy, human process of reclaiming identity, self‑worth, and balance. He gave himself permission to pause, to ask hard questions, and to rediscover Alexander James beneath the fame.

AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys shares an update on his sobriety, discussing his recovery journey, relapses and mental health achievements

WATCH: BACKSTREET BOYS' AJ MCLEAN ‘DODGED MORE BULLETS’ THAN HE'D LIKE TO ADMIT IN HIS JOURNEY TO SOBRIETY "I don't have another relapse in me," he admitted to Fox News Digital.

AJ McLean has detailed the progress he has made in his sobriety journey and why, after a relapse in 2021, he believes he has now become sober "for the last time". "I'm sticking this one out all the way,

Backstreet Boys member AJ McLean told Fox News Digital about his road to sobriety saying he "doesn't have another relapse" in him and knows it wouldn't end the "lucky" way it's ended for him in the past.

AJ McLean revealed he kept a recording of his final conversation with his late 'Building the Band' costar Liam Payne. "I've not deleted it. I've kept it on my phone as a constant reminder of who he was.

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AJ McLean is on Zoom on Monday afternoon from the dimly lighted living room of a house he’s renting in Las Vegas. Known in the late 1990s as the resident bad boy of his pop group, Backstreet ...

Netflix is bringing together 98 Degrees’ Nick Lachey and Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean, who both have shows on the platform, for a promo full of puns. New episodes of McLean’s show “Building the Band” drop next week,