Patrick J. Adams Opens Up About His Battle with Depression and Alcohol After ‘Suits’
- Adams, known for his role as Mike Ross in the series Suits, has opened up about his struggles with depression and alcohol.
- Adams described his state as "pretty miserable" and acknowledged that he lacked the tools to cope with his feelings.
- A turning point for Adams came when he realized his habits negatively impacted his family.
Patrick J. Adams, known for his role as Mike Ross in the series Suits, has opened up about his struggles with depression and alcohol. In an episode of the Dinner’s On Me podcast, he revealed that by the end of Season 7, he was not prioritizing his mental health and was drinking excessively.
Adams described his state as "pretty miserable" and acknowledged that he lacked the tools to cope with his feelings. “I was still trying to live my life as a 25-year-old, numbing myself to deal with my insecurity and fears,” he explained.
A turning point for Adams came when he realized his habits negatively impacted his family. He stated, “I didn’t want to be that dad.” This realization prompted him to stop drinking and take better care of himself.
Adams’ candid discussion highlights the importance of addressing mental health and the impact of substance use on personal relationships. His journey underscores the need for awareness and support for those facing similar challenges.