They are receiving treatment for "complicated mental health concerns," according to "The Flash" actor Ezra Miller.
Miller spoke out about their worrisome behavior in recent years, which has generated a number of legal concerns as well as assault and abuse claims, in a statement given to Variety by a representative of the actor. Miller also expressed regret for their behavior.
After going through a recent period of extreme crises, Miller writes, "I now realize that I am dealing with serious mental health difficulties and have started receiving ongoing treatment." "I want to apologise to everyone that my previous actions may have shocked or disturbed. I'm determined to put in the time and effort required to return to a safe, productive, and healthy state.life.”
The controversial actor, who identifies as non-binary and uses the pronouns they and them, portrayed Barry Allen from the DC Comics in the 2017 film Justice League and its 2021 sequel, "Zack Snyder's Justice League." But their behavior off-screen, which has disturbed the actor's friends and acquaintances as well as Warner Bros., the production company behind "The Flash," has eclipsed their part in the comic book franchise.
Miller most recently faced felony burglary charges in Vermont after state police looked into a case involving multiple bottles of wine being taken from a home while the owners were away. The actor gained notoriety in 2020 after a recording of them appearing to choke a woman outside of an Icelandic club leaked. No one was charged