sex addiction
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -
Actor David Duchovny, who plays a womanizing novelist on the cable television
series "Californication," has completed a rehabilitation program for sex addiction,
his attorney said on Monday.
Duchovny, former star of the "X-Files" films and TV series,
is married to actress Tea Leoni and they have two children.
Tea Leoni
The actor's admission to a rehab facility for treatment of sex addiction was publicly revealed
by his attorney, Stanton "Larry" Stein, in late August.
In a statement on Monday, Stanton said Duchovny "has successfully completed rehabilitation."
"He is out and will very soon begin work on his new movie," Stanton said.
Stein declined to say where the actor had been treated or when he left the centre.
In January, Duchovny won a Golden Globe Award as best actor in a comedy for his role
as Hank Moody, an oversexed single dad and novelist struggling with writer's block
in the Showtime series "Californication."
Duchovny, 48, is set to star in a film called "The Joneses" scheduled for release next year.
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