With their very special and unique personalities, the characters of The big Bang TheoryEven if they sometimes annoy us, they are all lovable in their own way. In twelve seasons, they have all had the right to great development while maintaining the original characteristics that make them what they are. We were also surprised when we recently rewatched the first episode of the series, particularly about Sheldon (Jim Parsons). But the one who interests us today is Howard Wolowitz, or rather Simon Helberg, his interpreter. Even though the actor made us laugh a lot in the role of this aerospace physicist engineer, he had to go through tough trials in his personal life. After Kunal Nayyar (Raj) confessed to having undergone five years of therapy at the time of the fiction, Simon Helberg In 2022 he also spoke on the podcast of his series partner Mayim Bialik (Amy). The actor revealed that he suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder.
The big Bang Theory : Simon Helberg began suffering shortly after filming the series’ pilot
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The conversation started when Mayim Bialik made a comment to him about a personal change she noticed in him. “I have noticed a big change in you and in the way you have evolved as a person. When I met you, you bit your fingernails, and while you were working on yourself, you stopped. I’m curious, do you remember what was going on inside your head? “You when it started?” asked the actress. “The peak of my darkness… It was revealed right after I shot the pilot for The Big Bang Theory and right before I got married Simon Helberg, who married French-American actress and producer Jocelyn Towne in July 2007. However, I had the best time of my life before having children because what I wanted and what I loved, I got. And of course there was the fear of losing everything. But in the whirlwind and maelstrom of this storm, you don’t know what’s going on, and I just didn’t know. “I had no way of dealing with it.” The actor said he spoke to various therapists who prescribed him medication.
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Simon Helberg: “I remember being curled up in the fetal position in my dressing room.”
“I remember being curled up in the fetal position several times in my dressing room. Um, even hysterical…but really for a long time…and then I felt like a terrible part of me was asking a lot of questions. Why.” Am I not having fun? I’m so ungrateful, I’m terrible, I’m so shallow, what’s wrong with me? Look at all the other difficulties in this world… And here I am at my highest point “I’m no longer getting up in my career, and I’m going through this big moment in my personal life that I can’t get out of. I can’t get up from the floor,” he revealed Simon Helberg with emotion and sincerity.
The actor further explained that his wife felt at the time that it was not the right time to start a family because he was suffering too much psychologically. Fortunately, he then found an excellent therapist who supported and helped him. Simon Helberg and his wife are now parents of two children, Adeline, born in 2012, and Wilder, born in 2014. The actor The big Bang Theory, whose new spin-off was announced, concluded by explaining that although he was no longer on medication, he still had problems and that “very regular therapy, meditation and exercise” had been the best thing for him. more useful. He feels much better now and said he has found coping strategies.
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