Murphy husband: 'Medications were mine'

Brittany Murphy's husband has said that prescription drugs found in the couple's home at the time of her death belonged to him.

In an interview with People, Simon Monjack revealed that many of the medications discovered in the pair's Hollywood Hills property were there for his own personal use.

The medications included Ativan, an anxiety medication, Vicoprofen, a painkiller, Fluoxetine, an antidepressant, Klonopin, a seizure medication, Methylprednisolone, an anti-inflammatory, and Carbamazepine, used to treat diabetes and also bipolar disorder.

Monjack said that he used the drugs to control his migraines, seizures and a heart condition. He also admitted to sharing the prescription medications with his wife and her mother Sharon on occasion, and that Murphy used the painkiller Vicoprofen to subdue menstrual cramps.

"She was on an antibiotic and was taking cough medicine. No [medications] that could have possibly led to her heart attack," Monjack stated.

The cause of Murphy's death has since been deferred pending the results of a toxicology test.