AceShowbiz - On April 8, former child star Haley Joel Osment faced arrest for public intoxication and drug possession at Mammoth Mountain resort in California. This shocking incident has brought attention to the actor's recent trials and tribulations. In a candid interview on Andy Richter's podcast, "The Three Questions," he discussed the series of events that led him to the ill-fated trip.

Following the loss of his home in the devastating Altadena wildfire in January, Haley, 37, had been living with his sister Emily Osment. The "Young Sheldon" actress was also dealing with the emotional burden of her divorce from Jack Anthony after just five months of marriage.

Feeling guilty for imposing on her, Haley decided to spend some time at Mammoth Mountain to give her some much-needed space. "No matter how well we get along, it's still somebody in your house," he shared on the podcast.

Besides taking in him, Emily also opened her house to their parents after the fires. "A lot of people all living in the same house for the first time in like 25 years," Haley said. "I went to Japan for a while. I've been taking little trips to give her the house to herself a lot, but also like three dogs in her house is a lot too. As sweet as they are, they can be loud."

"So I'm taking the dogs up to Mammoth this week and I'm hopefully going to find a place to rent like in the next week or two so that I can give her some privacy again," he explained.

However, what started as an attempt to help his sister ended in chaos. As seen in disturbing bodycam footage, a disheveled Osment was visibly intoxicated, yelling antisemitic slurs like "Nazi" and "k***e" at officers during his arrest. "I'm absolutely horrified by my behavior. Had I known I used this disgraceful language in the throes of a blackout, I would have spoken up sooner," Osment told The Post.

The emotional toll of losing his home and the ongoing battle with the insurance company for compensation added to Osment's stress, contributing to his erratic behavior. Despite finding a suitable replacement home, he faced difficulties in getting his insurance company to cover the costs, further exacerbating his mental strain.

Osment expressed deep regret over his actions, acknowledging that his recent hardships were no excuse for his offensive outburst. "From the bottom of my heart, I apologize to absolutely everyone that this hurts. What came out of my mouth was nonsensical garbage - I've let the Jewish community down and it devastates me," he said in his statement.

The Mono County District Attorney charged Osment with two misdemeanors: being under the influence of alcohol in public and possession of cocaine. As the legal process unfolds, Osment aims to atone for his actions and move forward from this dark chapter in his life.