Frankie Muniz reveals mental health struggles amid reboot pressures

Frankie Muniz, known for 'Malcolm in the Middle,' recently shared on social media that he is experiencing a new low mentally and emotionally, prompting an outpouring of support from fans and fellow celebrities. While Muniz did not specify the reasons behind his struggles, he is currently juggling a demanding schedule, including filming a much-anticipated 'Malcolm in the Middle' reboot and competing as a full-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver. Muniz has faced significant setbacks in his racing career, including mechanical failures and accidents that have physically and emotionally challenged him, as highlighted by his recent difficult race at Rockingham Speedway. Despite these challenges, Muniz remains committed to both his acting and racing endeavors, expressing gratitude for support and maintaining optimism about his performance and upcoming projects. The actor's openness about his mental health has been widely praised, with many encouraging him to prioritize his well-being. The new 'Malcolm in the Middle' reboot, reuniting Muniz with original co-stars Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek, is set to premiere as a four-episode series on Disney+.