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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
National
Christi Carras

Ezra Miller says they were 'unjustly and directly targeted' as harassment order is lifted

Ezra Miller has issued a rare statement defending themself after a temporary harassment order against the "Flash" star was lifted Friday in Massachusetts.

The protective order — which was originally set to expire on Saturday — was granted last year after Shannon Guin accused Miller of menacing her family and acting inappropriately toward her 12-year-old child, according to a 2022 Daily Beast report.

No criminal charges were ever filed in the case, according to Deadline.

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