The 45-year-old, who is married to actress Melanie Lynskey, sat down for the podcast I Love You So Much with host Tyler Labine to talk about a variety of complex topics, including addiction and alcoholism and the emotions behind personal struggles.
Jason considered the question before hesitantly saying, "Probably a lot of it, you know, not to like blame anybody, but I think a lot of it came from my parents' separation."
Going on, Jason admitted that his father Ritter's split from his mother, Nancy Morgan, created tough feelings and opinions about both his dad and men in general, and everything became even more complicated due to the public's very adoring image of Ritter.
"He didn't actually say like, 'No thanks, to you guys. No thanks to this family,' but that's a little bit how it felt like. You made a choice where you go away from us," Jason said.
Jason explained how the dark feelings about the divorce led him to feel angry yet not know where to express that anger, noting, "I didn't want to betray him. Even saying this right now, I feel like nervous or something, because I loved him."
After Ritter and Morgan divorced in 1996, the Three's Company star went on to marry Amy Yasbeck in 1999, and they were together until his death in 2003.
Over the years, Jason has been very open about his past struggles with alcoholism and anxiety and his journey to being sober. He also frequently praises Ritter as a father and actor, continuing to honor him and his enduring legacy.
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