Sophia Bush Details Past Trauma on TV Show: ‘Physical Hell’ On Set

Sophia bush We are talking about the alleged physical and emotional trauma he experienced by setting a previous TV series – and when everything started.

“I had a workplace on a continuous trauma that revolves around an endless situation with someone who is old enough to be my father”, Bush, 42, claimed Tuesday, June 3, “episode”Restore with Monica Lewinsky“The podcast pointed out that the NBC series was in his” horror list “before the onset dynamics was alleged to be toxic.” I was like “what happens?” “

Although Bush did not call Chicago pd Called he revealed that the alleged abuse occurred in a series he signed after nine years One Tree Hill.

When the host Monica Lewinsky Asked if he had experienced something “emotionally abused during a professional job, Bush replied that it was” any kind of abuser “.

“When I look back, I had Opportunity after two years“Bush explained and pointed out that the survival mechanisms taken by his early actors caused the survival mechanisms without walking when he felt dangerous.

The actor reminded, “I did something I learned to do and said,” I have no honesty to reduce someone else’s behavior. I am unclean. I come to work and do my job. “And I couldn’t.”

Bush who played Erin Lindsay NBC police procedure From 2014 to 2017 said that “the next two years were like a physical hell” before he finally walked away.

He remembered the “spontaneous” and woke up “nesting”. Bush said he had experienced “really crazy weight change” and looked at his hair “falling”.

The TV star also struggled with insomnia and “damaging anxiety” he said he had never had beforehand. “In order to get anxiety so I can hardly be out of the house. If people touched me in public, I jump from my skin,” Bush said. “I could no longer talk to people. I could no longer talk to strangers. I could no longer look at.”

He compared the trauma to the “physical attack”, pointing out, “My body was not my own. I could no longer regulate.” Bush still claimed that he For the last two years Chicago pd led to he was constantly defending.

“Because I had to go to work on the war all the time, I had to learn where to stand in the elbow’s ribs or how to prevent the scene not to touch. It was just exhausting,” he claimed.

Bush claimed that he “finally got out” in April 2017, just three months before the #metoo movement took Hollywood.

“By October [2017]I got a call from an implementation that apologized for what they had done and not done, “he claimed.” And [they] said, “We are very aware of

Bush mocked, “I was like” glad that you did, I’m so much therapy. I have been diagnosed with a traumatic stress disorder, but I’m excited about not relying through the press. “” He said, “It’s a strange thing to deal with.”

Bush left Chicago pd At the end of the season 4, it was originally silent about its reasoning. However, in December 2017, he gave little information on “why” that tells Refinery 29“SISTYLED” Podcast listeners Between the seasons 3-4, he gave the producers the opportunity to change or write him out.

“Then I realized I was drowned. Then I knew how miserable I was going to work every day,” Bush recalled during the podcast. “I had to honor myself in a situation where I didn’t feel respected.”

The following year Bush revealed “armchair expert” -podcast that he felt he was neglected. “It was probably difficult to be close to my office there because I had so much pain and I felt so overlooked,” he said during the appearance of the December 2018 podcast.

Bush added, “I feel like I was standing naked, bruising and bleeding in the middle of Times Square, shouting at the top of the lungs and one person stopped to ask if they could help me.”

US weekly has reached NBC to comment.