“Jeremy O. Harris, ‘Emily in Paris’ Actor, Detained 18 Days in Japan”
Jeremy O. Harris, the accomplished playwright and actor known for his role in “Emily in Paris,” has been detained in Japan. His arrest occurred on November 16, raising questions about the incident and its implications.
Details of the Detainment
Harris was apprehended at Naha Airport on Okinawa Island. Customs officials discovered approximately 0.78 grams of MDMA, a synthetic narcotic, in his tote bag. This arrest comes amid Japan’s stringent drug laws, known for their zero tolerance approach toward illegal substances.
Legal Proceedings Ahead
Following the discovery, the customs bureau initiated criminal accusations against Harris on December 4. Formal charging proceedings are anticipated soon, although it remains unclear if he has secured legal representation within Japan.
About Jeremy O. Harris
Harris, 36, is recognized for his notable work as a playwright. He gained fame for his critically acclaimed play, “Slave Play,” which premiered on Broadway in 2019 after his time studying at Yale University. The play achieved significant acclaim, earning an unprecedented 12 nominations at the Tony Awards, setting a new record for non-musical productions.
Television Appearances
- Best known for his role as Grégory Elliot Duprée in “Emily in Paris.”
- Featured in the reboot of “Gossip Girl.”
- Had a guest appearance in “What We Do in the Shadows.”
Jeremy O. Harris previously gained viral attention for an anecdote involving Adele, further solidifying his status in popular culture. His current situation in Japan emphasizes the complexities and consequences of international travel and drug laws.
