Andy Dick Posts New Video That Fans Believe Shows He Has Relapsed

Andy Dick Posts New Video That Fans Believe Shows He Has Relapsed

Page Six has learned that Andy Dick seems to have gone back to his old ways. According to the outlet, the controversial comedian has gone to rehab a number of times over the years and has endured several embarrassing public spectacles involving substance abuse.

For the last few months, however, he has appeared to tone it down a little bit. However, this Wednesday, Page Six reported, Andy Dick posted a video, nearly 10-minutes long, which the outlet described as “disturbing.”

Andy appears to be very drunk in the video. The comedian jokes that he’s an “ordained minister,” and that he recently married a couple at a small gathering, but he can’t remember their names. For the most part, it’s hard to tell what he’s really saying.

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A few people commented on the post, with many claiming that it looked like a really bad relapse. The video has since been deleted. As it was previously reported, Dick had to serve a 14-day prison sentence on a sexual battery conviction for groping a woman in 2018.

As followers of the comedian know, he has been in the headlines for other reasons over the last year and a half, including on the 5th of October, 2019, when he was charged with groping a driver from a ride-hailing service.

The comedian was charged by the LA County prosecutors with one count of a misdemeanor of sexual battery. Reportedly, Dick grabbed a driver on the 12th of April, 2018, in West Hollywood. This wouldn’t be the first time he was charged with such a crime either.

Regardless, Andy has had an intermittently successful career in Hollywood, including his time in the 1990s on NewsRadio, as well as his appearence in Old School alongside Will Ferrell. Since then, however, he has been accused of sexual harassment and assaults a number of times.

Back in 2010, he was sued for grabbing a bouncer while at a West Virginia bar. After completing a program recommended by a judge, Andy was let off the charges.