Once again, The Flash star Ezra Miller has been the subject of another controversy recently as they were charged with felony burglary in Vermont earlier this week. Now, the actor has found themselves involved in a child services matter in the same state according to a new report from Rolling Stone.
According to the report, the authorities in Vermont are locating a 25-year-old mother and her three children who are allegedly living on Miller's farm as they are trying to serve them an emergency care order that demanded the children’s removal from the mother's care and the home due to the fear of their safety.
The officials are also concerned that The Flash star is shielding the whereabouts of the missing mother and children although the actor claimed that the family hasn't lived in their place for months. It was also during the visit when Miller was served a citation for the felony burglary charges.
The mother had also been active almost daily on Instagram posting different photos inside Miller's property. However, the account went dark around mid-July and it was seemingly deleted.
The order from the State Attorney's office was a result of concerns over the safety of the children. According to the case worker's affidavit, the emergency care orders sought to transfer legal custody of the children over to the state. A hearing for the matter is scheduled for later this week.
However, despite the actor's multiple controversies that have stacked up in the last few months, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav confirmed last week that they are still committed to releasing The Flash in theaters next year. A recent report also revealed that Miller was involved in the scheduled additional photography that happened over the summer.
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The Flash is slated for release in theaters on June 23, 2023.
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