Overview
- Isaacs posted a video marking his 28th year free of drugs and alcohol and said the moment he woke sober in 1998 forced him to quit using.
- He told viewers he once believed he was 'going to die' from addiction and described living without hope before recovery restored meaning to his life.
- Isaacs said he surrendered control, asked for help and joined 12-step groups, while stressing there are multiple paths to recovery.
- He has previously said his problems began young, first getting drunk at about age 12 and escalating after heavy partying as a teenager.
- As a well-known actor from the Harry Potter films and The White Lotus, his public account aims to reduce stigma and encourage people to seek treatment.