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Star Wars child actor Jake Lloyd receiving treatment after psychotic episode, confirms mum

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Child actor Jake Lloyd, who played Anakin Skywalker in Episode I: The Phantom Menace, was first diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2008 and is currently hospitalized and receiving treatment at a mental health facility.

‘Star Wars’ child actor Jake Lloyd undergoes treatment at mental health facility after suffering psychotic attack

Star Wars actor Jake Lloyd suffered from mental illness in March last year and is currently receiving treatment at a mental health facility, his mother has revealed.

The former child star, who shot to fame for his role as Anakin Skywalker in Episode I: The Phantom Menace, was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2008, but according to his mother, he became unwell last year and was hospitalized for treatment. It became necessary. And support.




In a new interview, his mother Lisa revealed that the star was “screaming and screaming” during the incident, which required police assistance. The actor, now 35, was hospitalized that day and later transferred to an inpatient program at a mental health facility.

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Jake became famous for his role as Anakin Skywalker in Episode I: The Phantom Menace.(Lucasfilm/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock)

talk to scripps news, Lisa explained what happened in March 2023, sharing, “There was a lot of screaming and screaming.” As the mother and son were returning from McDonald’s, Jake began demanding that the car’s engine be turned off and became agitated, saying, “He turned off the car in the middle of three lanes and we were in the middle lane.”

The stopped car then caused a traffic jam with other drivers, who called 911 to alert authorities. Lisa continued: “The police arrived and asked Jake a few questions. He was talking to them, but none of it made any sense.” It was all word salad. ”

Jake was then admitted to an inpatient facility, where he is expected to stay for 18 months, and has so far completed 10 months. Lisa revealed that her son has settled into the program well and is thriving, saying: “He has gotten better with people and is becoming a bit more sociable, which is really great. It’s like more of Jake is back.” Because he was always incredibly sociable until he became schizophrenic. ”

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