2 Victims Of Ezra Miller Raise Their Voices For Verbal Violence

Ezra Miller (Warner Bros)

JAKARTA - Two victims of Ezra Miller have raised their voices for the first time about the violence perpetrated by the actor. These two women experienced the incident separately.

One of the women experienced violence at a bar in Iceland in April 2020. At that time a video circulating showed Miller strangling the woman and pushing her to the floor.

This woman explained that she first met Ezra Miller at a bar. He asked where the wound was on the leg and the actor replied it was a scar from a fight.

Then this woman makes a joke to invite Miller to a fight. But Miller attacked him seriously.

"I thought it was just fun and games - it's not," the woman told Variety on Thursday, June 30.

“Suddenly he strangled me and shouted in front of me asking for a fight. My friends who were filming ended up stopping because they knew it wasn't a joke," he said.

Carlos Reynir as the bartender who worked witnessed the incident. He knew Ezra Miller had been one of the regular diners to stop at the bar since the incident.

A second woman named Nadia admitted to being verbally abused by the star of The Flash in February 2022. They had previously had sexual relations in 2020.

Those who were good friends met once again at his apartment in Berlin. But Nadia saw how Ezra Miller had changed when he said no smoking in his place.

“I asked him to go 20 times, maybe more. But he started calling me transphobic. It was a stressful moment for me. He started going around the house and spreading tobacco on the floor,” said Nadia.

“They started screaming that they were survivors of sexual assault and I got in their way. They said I tortured them," he continued.

Nadia said she dared to speak up after Ezra Miller was arrested in Hawaii for making a fuss at a bar. In addition, he was also reported by parents in Massachusetts who said Ezra Miller manipulated their 18-year-old son.

Last June, Miller reportedly housed the mother and their three children in a house that had sharp weapons. But the mother explains that Miller saved them from an abusive marriage.

To date, Ezra Miller's representatives have not responded to the lawsuit. But a source said now, the actor is focusing on his health condition.