'The Flash' Star Ezra Miller Reportedly Had A Small Harem And Believed They Were The 'Messiah'

A recently released exposé on Ezra Miller titled "Ezra Miller's 'Messiah' Delusions: Inside The Flash Star's Dark Spiral" reveals details of everything that happened surrounding Miller's multiple arrests.

The piece alleges that Miller, who goes by they/them pronouns, allegedly saw themselves as a messiah figure and led a group of misfits who believed in them. The actor also allegedly maintained a small weapons arsenal, although their purpose for the weapons isn't clear.

Individuals cited in the piece by Vanity Fair described Miller's increasingly erratic behavior, and it also questioned Miller's queerness, suggesting that they weaponize their identity. The exposé also heavily reflects on the bad press that plagued the "The Flash" movie, which Miller is working with Warner Bros to salvage ahead of its 2023 release.

Read on to find out more.

The Vanity Fair exposé dives deep into Miller's spiral, which started a few years ago and seemed to have ended with the actors' apology and commitment to get professional help. Several anonymous sources for the article claim to have been a part of Miller's inner circle through their spiral.

One such source claimed that Miller basically ran a small harem or cult at their Vermont ranch and that they kept a stash of firearms and other dangerous weapons, which were reportedly enough for a small war.

The sources also revealed that Miller saw themselves as a real-life superhero and described several rituals the "Fantastic Beasts" actor used to host at the farm, including rituals where they'd burn sage and deliver sermons to the harem/cult members.

Miller allegedly had strong delusions of grandeur and of being some sort of Messiah. To add to it, their very little flock of young followers only worsened the entire situation as it gave the "The Flash" star even more of an ego boost.

The exposé also describes Miller's descent into paranoia and their increasingly erratic behavior. This behavior was evident in the actors' numerous legal troubles, such as when they apparently choked a woman in Iceland. This event was caught on video and later went viral.

Another one of Miller's troubles was when they and a young activist went on a trip to Hawaii. This activist's parents later alleged that Miller was controlling their child through manipulation and other insidious tactics. The activist in question has since denied their parents' claims.

The Vanity Fair piece also extends outside Miller's legal troubles over the last few years and mentions some of their weird behavior, such as allegedly wandering the streets in search of recruits for their harem and lifestyle and allegedly tormenting their friends and employees with public scolding and firings.

The publication also touched on how most of Miller's legal troubles and arrests have dissipated, suggesting that Miller or someone in their team secretly paid off the alleged victims. The article even cites one NDA they've confirmed and viewed and several others they've heard of.

In the exposé, Vanity Fair talked about Miller's identity as a queer person. They reported that the actor weaponizes their queerness and tries to use it to their advantage when necessary. It also says that the actor is okay with being misgendered when behind closed doors and within their inner circle.

Miller initially came out as queer during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in 2018. The actor clarified that they're non-binary and said, "'I don't identify. Like, fuck that,' Miller said. 'Queer just means no, I don't do that. I don't identify as a man; I don't identify as a woman. I barely identify as a human.'

The exposé comes on the heels of Miller's upcoming "The Flash" film. The actor recently apologized for their multiple legal troubles and erratic behavior and also confirmed that they're getting professional treatment for mental health issues.

Miller is apparently now interested in working with Warner Bros to salvage the movie, which is scheduled for release in 2023. Their behavior change came not long after Warner Bros execs confirmed that they were considering final options for "The Flash," including terminating the film.

As reported by The Blast, Miller also took steps to salvage their "The Flash" movie by meeting with some Warner Bros. big wigs to discuss fixing the horrible press plaguing the soon-to-be-released film.