Post-Star Wars work

After retiring from acting in 2001, Lloyd continued to make appearances at sci-fi and comic-book festivals.^[7] In 2012, he announced that he would be directing a documentary highlighting Tibetan refugees in India. Lloyd was commissioned in 2012 to create a promotional video for singer Mallory Low. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones actor Daniel Logan, who played the young Boba Fett in the film, starred in the video.^[8]

Lloyd left Hollywood for Chicago, and dropped out after a semester at Columbia College Chicago, where he studied film and psychology.^[7]

Mental health

According to Riley, Lloyd's mental health began worsening in high school. He began suffering from delusions that he lived in multiple different "realities." He was initially diagnosed with bipolar disorder but refused to take the medications prescribed to treat the condition.^[11]

By college, Lloyd began suffering from visual and auditory hallucinations, causing him to miss classes and earn poor grades. He complained of men with "black eyes" following him and had imaginary conversations with Jon Stewart while watching The Daily Show. He was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in 2008 after dropping out, and also became unaware of his own condition due to anosognosia. Riley denied rumors that Lloyd's schizophrenia was caused by bullying or his acting experiences, saying that she and Lloyd's psychiatrists agree he was genetically predisposed to the condition and that his father's family has a history of the illness.^[11] His sister Madison, who was an extra in The Phantom Menace, died in her sleep by natural causes on 16 July 2018,^[12] adding to his personal struggles.^[13]

Legal issues

In March 2015, police responded to an alleged assault by Lloyd on Riley. In a statement to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Riley alleged Lloyd arrived at her house and began verbally berating her. He then progressed to physically assaulting her, but she declined to press charges, revealing that Lloyd had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and was not taking his medication at the time.^[14]

On June 17, 2015, Lloyd was arrested in Colleton County, South Carolina, under the name Jake Broadbent for reckless driving, driving without a license, and resisting arrest; he failed to stop for a red light while driving on a trip from Florida and Canada, which initiated a high-speed police chase across multiple counties.^{[11][15][16][17]} At a hearing on June 22, his bail was set at $10,700.^[18] Riley stated that he refused to speak with her and that the police refused to give him his psychiatric medication. She also was unable to have him transferred to a psychiatric hospital for 10 months because no beds were available.^[11] On June 23, she publicly revealed his schizophrenia diagnosis to TMZ and said that "the family plans to try and get him help again ... once he's released from jail".^[14] In April 2016, Lloyd was transferred from Colleton County Detention Center to a mental health facility.^[19][20]

Riley said his mental health deteriorated even further after the death of his sister Madison in 2018.^[11] In January 2020, Riley and Lloyd confirmed that they had moved to California to be closer with family.^[11][20][21]

In May 2023, when Riley said Lloyd was suffering a complete "psychotic break," he was arrested again after turning off Riley's car in the middle of a busy freeway. When police attempted to talk with him, he communicated in incomprehensible word salad. Lloyd was immediately hospitalized and sent to inpatient care at a mental hospital for 18 months. In a March 2024 interview, Lloyd's mother stated that his mental health was improving during his hospitalization.^[11]

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