Frankie Muniz has opened up about hitting ârock bottomâ, revealing that the past six weeks of his life have been a ânightmareâ.
The former Malcolm in the Middle star, 40, shared an emotional post with his followers on Friday, admitting that he has been going through an incredibly difficult period. âThe last 6 weeks of my life have been a nightmare Iâm praying to wake up from,â Frankie began.
âEverything felt heavy, unclear, and like it was falling apart at the same time. I wouldnât wish this season on anyone.â
However, the actor and professional racing driver said the experience had also forced him to take a closer look at his life.
âThe unexpected gift in the middle of it is that Iâve had nowhere to hide,â he continued. âIâve had time to sit with myself, do real self-reflection, and finally see the areas of my life that need work if I want to become a better version of me.
âNot the polished version I show the world⊠the actual one.â
Frankie went on to reveal that he had been thinking about the idea that sometimes âhitting rock bottom is the thing that wakes you upâ.
âIn five years I believe Iâll look back at this exact low point and feel grateful for it, because the high Iâll be standing on then only exists because I went through this,â he wrote.
The star ended his candid message on a hopeful note, telling his followers: âThis isnât the end of the story. Itâs the part where I start doing the workâŠthe uncomfortable, unglamorous, necessary work.
âIâm choosing to treat this season as the foundation, not the finish line.â
He added: âIf youâre in a low place right now too, youâre not broken. Youâre being rebuilt. Letâs keep going!â
Fans quickly rallied around Frankie in the comments, with one writing: âYou will come through this, Frankie. Iâve been there a couple of times. Itâs bloody hard, but I got through it.â
Another follower who said they were also going through a difficult time told the actor they were âgratefulâ for his post, adding: âWe âbendâ we do not âbreak!'â
One fan even drew a comparison with his most famous role, writing: âThis feels like another episode of Malcolm in the Middle when Malcolm has to realise heâs not a kid anymore and that heâs grown and has to take care of his family.â
Frankieâs post comes just over two months after he and wife Paige Price announced they were ending their marriage after a decade together.
The former couple, who share five-year-old son Mauz, revealed in July that they had already been privately separated and planned to remain close friends and co-parents.
At the time, Frankie said their son remained âthe center of our worldâ and paid tribute to Paige for supporting him throughout their relationship.
He has not revealed whether his latest post is connected to the end of his marriage.
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