In a letter published to Olivia Wilde, Shia LaBeouf touched on her calm. After a past that included multiple arrests and stints in rehab.
Shia LaBeouf announced that he had been conscious for more than a year and a half.
The 36-year-old actor touched on his “journey” in a letter to former Don’t Worry director Darling Olivia Wilde, published by Variety on Friday.
“I embarked on a journey that felt redeeming and true (dirty but deserved),” he told Wilde, 38. While rejecting his claim that he fired him from the film. “I am writing to you now with 627 days of calm and an unprecedented moral compass before my great humility. Which has been the last year and a half of my life.”
A week after being arrest for fornication and verbal abuse at a Broadway show in June 2014. LaBeouf sought alcoholism treatment and pleaded guilty in September. During rehab, he attend therapy sessions and was told that writing was a great way to heal his childhood trauma. He wrote a screenplay for Honey Boy based on his childhood and tumultuous relationship with his father.
In addition to his arrest and addiction battle, LaBeouf is currently embroiled in a legal battle with former FKA Twig, who filed a lawsuit against him in December 2020. The 34-year-old singer accused the actor of “relentless harassment,” according to court documents.
LaBeouf, who left his talent agency and quit acting after entering inpatient treatment last year, denied “all charges” that Twigs made against him in response to their lawsuit filed in February.
The court date is April 17, 2023, and Rolling Stone reported in May.
In October of that year, the actor did not press charges on disability charges. After footage of the incident was post online showing the actor swearing and using racial slurs as he resist arrest. LaBeouf apologized for his behavior, calling the incident a “new low” and adding that he was “actively taking steps.” to ensure calm. “.
Although he knew it would be difficult to redeem himself in public. The actor tried to “learn from my mistakes,” he told Esquire for the magazine’s April 2018 issue.