Former Jackass star Bam Margera hasn't seen his son for months, and now he's claiming that it's pushing him to use drugs. In a rant he posted on social media, Bam threatened to "smoke crack" until he's dead if he's unable to see his 5-year-old son, Phoenix.
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Bam shared a troubling rant online last week
Though he has since removed it from social media, according to TMZ, Bam was upset about not having seen his son for two months and even addressed part of his message to Phoenix's mom, Bam's wife, Nicole Boyd, who filed for divorce earlier this year.
"I am going to smoke crack with the bums down at the boardwalk until I am dead or unless you deliver me f—ing Phoenix. So get to work Nikki or anybody that wants to help. I want Phoenix," he said in the video.
He said he cries 'every day' without his son
Bam went on to say that Nikki and his family "drive" him to drink.
"So yes Nicki drives me to f—ing drink, so does my f—ing mom and so does my f—ing pep-talking dad who tells me nothing but I am a f—ing fat loser piece of s–t drug addict," he said.
His ex's lawyer has already responded to Bam's video
In a statement that was shared with TMZ, attorney David Glass made it clear where he and his client stand.
"Unfortunately, that’s not how the addictions work. People’s behavior does not drive others to drink," the statement said. "This is a typical defense mechanism, and it shows that Bam may not have learned much in his past addiction's treatment. You have to take responsibility for your own actions. Nikki sincerely hopes that Bam can first achieve and then maintain sobriety, for his own good, and for the good of their son."
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He went missing over the weekend
Early Sunday morning, Bam's brother, Jess Margera, tweeted that he needed help from anyone who might know Bam's whereabouts. Later, he updated fans that his brother had been found safe.
"They found him safe," Jess wrote. "He texted me and my parents at 6 am this morning saying he loves us he loves Phoenix and he is 'at peace' and that he took enough pills to stop his heart. And some really heartbreaking dark shit. Thanks to everyone who shared info today."
Hopefully Bam is able to get help soon
This sounds like a terrifying ordeal for everyone involved. Even though it makes sense that being separated from his son would be difficult for Bam, it seems like the situation has become pretty scary for his loved ones. Here's hoping he's able to get the help he needs soon.
