‘Game of Thrones’ star recalls having psychotic breakdown after joining wellness cult: ‘I made terrible choices’
Hannah Murray, known for her role in 'Game of Thrones', shared her experience of a psychotic breakdown after joining a wellness cult in 2017. In an interview, she reflected on the poor choices she made and emphasized the importance of understanding why individuals may fall into such situations. Murray, who was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder, has since distanced herself from the wellness industry.
- ▪Hannah Murray had a psychotic breakdown after joining a wellness cult in 2017.
- ▪She was introduced to the cult by an 'energy healer' she met through a personal trainer.
- ▪Murray spent thousands of dollars seeking 'wisdom and specialness' before being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Celebrity News ‘Game of Thrones’ star recalls having psychotic breakdown after joining wellness cult: ‘I made terrible choices’ By Tamantha Ryan Published May 24, 2026, 11:01 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Hannah Murray recalled having a psychotic breakdown after joining a wellness cult in 2017. “It’s easy to go, ‘Well, that would never happen to me,’ but we do ourselves a disservice when we start saying that, because you don’t know,” the “Game of Thrones” actress told the Guardian in an interview published on Saturday.
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