“The Goldbergs” star Wendi McLendon-Covey slammed former TV husband Jeff Garlin’s claim that he was “mean” on the set of the show because of his bipolar disorder.
During a new interview with the Daily Beast’s “Obsessed” podcast, Garlin, 64, blamed his controversial exit from the sitcom on still being undiagnosed with the mental health condition at the time.
“I actually empathize with [McLendon-Covey] because, at the time, I was undiagnosed bipolar,” Garlin said. “I was miserable on the show, and I was miserable with my performance.”
“And she was always trying to tell me, ‘Hey, you’re really great on the show.’ I didn’t believe her. I just got…
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