'The Flash' Actor Ezra Miller Apologizes To Those They 'Upset' And Is Seeking Help For Their Mental Health Issues

Actor Ezra Miller says they are finally seeking medical treatment for their "complex mental health issues." Miller, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, has been the subject of increasing controversy that has worried their fans.

In a recent statement made by the star,  Miller finally broke their silence about the recent increase in their legal issues. The "Flash" actor apologized for their actions and explained that they suffer from several complex mental health issues.

The actor also stated that they are committed to doing everything necessary to return to a "safe and productive" version of themselves. Their apology and statement come amidst rumors and worries that Warner Bros and DC would have to take drastic action on "The Flash" movie.

Read on to find out more.

In a recently released statement to Variety provided by Miller's representative, the actor finally spoke about their increasingly troubling behavior over the past few years. The "Fantastic Beasts" actor apologized for their actions and to anyone they have hurt through them.

Miller said, "Having recently gone through a time of intense crisis, I now understand that I am suffering complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment. I want to apologize to everyone that I have alarmed and upset with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the necessary work to get back to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life."

The statement will greatly relieve Miller's fans, who had been increasingly worried about the actor's physical and mental health due to their erratic actions. With them seeking treatment, there is hope they'll soon be better and back on their feet.

One of Miller's most prominent roles is as DC Comics character Barry Allen and superhero Flash in "Justice League" and then again in "Zack Snyder's Justice League." They also have a solo movie, "The Flash," which is in post-production and set to premiere in 2023.

Miller's most recent legal issue was when they were charged with felony burglary in Vermont after police discovered that they'd allegedly broken into an empty home and stolen several bottles of alcohol. Before that, the actor trended when a video surfaced that allegedly showed them choking a woman outside an Iceland bar.

The "The Perks of being a Wallflower" actor was also arrested twice while on vacation in Hawaii, once for harassment and again for disorderly conduct. For the second incident, Miller pled no contest to the charges and was charged a $500 fine and a $30 court cost. The first charge was dismissed.

In June, Rolling Stone published an investigation it had done on Miller, exposing several of the actor's alleged crimes and legal issues. The expose piece was titled "Guns, Bullets, and Weed: Ezra Miller Housing Three Young Children and Their Mother at Vermont Farm."

The investigation revealed that Miller was housing a mother and her three kids in their home ranch in Stamford, Vermont. Asides from housing the young family, Miller also used the property as an unlicensed cannabis farm and kept several firearms strewn about.

One of Rolling Stone's sources alleged that one of the kids, a one-year-old, was once found with a loose bullet in their mouth. However, the mother disappeared with her kids after police tried to serve her an emergency protection order to take the kids to a safer home. Miller maintains that they do not know where she went.

Miller's seemingly endless scandals and controversial actions didn't only worry fans; it also worried and negatively affected Warner Bros, the studio behind "The Flash." Miller is an integral part of two of the studio's franchises, the DC Comics films and the "Fantastic Beasts" franchise.

A source close to the studio revealed that they had previously tried to get Miller medical help and are very supportive of their decision to seek help. It also eases rumors that the studio would have to take drastic action on "The Flash," such as delaying the movie indefinitely.