Kelley Wolf Apologizes to Family After 1 Year of Drug-Induced Psychosis

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 30

A year after her 2025 psychiatric hold, Kelley Wolf said she has apologized publicly to ex-husband Scott Wolf and their three children for the "profound harm" caused during what she described as a psychotic episode.
Wolf said doctors identified the episode as "breakthrough drug-induced mania with psychosis," which she linked to stress, past trauma, hormonal shifts, hallucinogens and prescribed medication.
She wrote that she had been "completely delusional" and unaware of her actions, saying false accusations, posts and other behavior during the period inflicted pain on her family.
The episode unfolded days after the couple announced the end of their 21-year marriage in June 2025; Scott later said she had planned false allegations against him, and a July agreement gave him temporary sole physical custody with supervised visitation for Kelley.
Scott, 58, signaled support on the Instagram post with five heart emojis, as Wolf said she would keep working to recover and "pay it forward."