Ezra Miller is the subject of a new Vanity Fair __ exposé, which looks atthe 29-year-old actor’s “dark spiral” over the past few years. More than adozen people were interviewed for the lengthy report, some of whom claimMiller suffers from Messiah delusions.
Miller’s erratic behavior first spilled into the public while they were inIceland in 2020. The Flash star, whose pronouns are they/them, choked twostrangers with one incident going viral after it was caught on film. Aninsider who was with Miller around this time told Vanity Fair : “[They’d]talk about the metaverse and the medicine and how they’re the Messiah and what[their] work is here. They say their spiritual practice is to be among thepeople — which means party. So, when in Iceland, [they were] out nonstop.[Their] favorite were raves, where [they’d] go on benders for two or threedays at a time.”
Miller has been accused of cult-like behavior and grooming young women.Activist Tokata Iron Eyes is among those who has been traveling around withMiller in recent months. Tokata’s parents went public and accused the actor ofbrainwashing and assaulting their daughter. (Tokata has denied this ininterviews.) Tokata’s mother, Jumping Eagle, said she has heard about Miller’ssupposed Messiah complex.
“They say they are some kind of messiah, and they’re going to lead anIndigenous revolution,” Jumping Eagle told Vanity Fair. Miller is not NativeAmerican, but has frequently spoken out against people appropriating theculture.
“[Miller] professionals that [they walk] through this world with an Indigenoushumility and spiritual awareness,” one “Indigenous insider” alleged. “But,point of fact, [they don’t] at all. because [they don’t] care.”
Multiple sources claimed to the magazine that Miller was verbally andemotionally abusive while referring to themself as both Jesus and the devil.According to one insider, the actor invoked the superhero they play “claimingthat the Flash is the one who brings the multiverses together just likeJesus.”
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Another peculiar anecdote buried in the investigative report involves SusanSarandon. While describing the Miller’s Vermont farm, where weed, guns andFlash figurines are purportedly rampant, there is an altar they like to use.
“A lot of times [Miller] makes the women put their cellphones on the altarwhen they come in, and other offerings,” a longtime friend claims to themagazine. “Ezra freaked out recently… demanding that Susan Sarandon come paytribute to [their] altar because she didn’t invite Ezra to a dinner party.”
A rep for Miller countered to Vanity Fair that Sarandon and the actor “aredear friends” and that Miller “would probably call this [anecdote] totalbullshit if asked.” (A rep for Sarandon did not respond to YahooEntertainment’s request for comment.)
Miller’s former fiancée, Erin, participated in the story and said that Miller”wasn’t violent or physically abusive toward anyone” when they were together.The couple dated in 2016.
“For years [they] convinced me and all our friends that I was abusive…. Butlooking back, I would be calling out [their] disrespect and [they] wouldn’ttake responsibility and just call me abusive because of my reaction. I couldhave handled it better. I didn’t know the term gaslight back then. I wasemotionally f***ed up for years,” Erin shared. She added that Miller broke upwith her after a spiritual advisor told them that she was a parasite.
“I can make excuses for [them] all day, but I don’t want to anymore,” sheadded. “The illusions of grandeur need to be called out. I will love Ezraalways, and I don’t want [them] to continue down this dark road.”
Last month, after Miller’s most recent judgment, the actor announced theystarted “ongoing treatment” for “complex mental health issues.” According tothe magazine, the treatment just involves therapy.
“They are taking their therapy and treatment very seriously,” Miller’s repsaid.
The move was a last ditch effort to save next year’s blockbuster movie TheFlash , which will be Miller’s biggest movie yet. Warner Bros. is movingforward with the tentpole despite the mounting negative press about its star.
“The notion that The Flash was at risk was a wake-up call,” Miller’s repadded.
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