Page Six similarly reported Monday that Nick, who has battled drug addiction for more than half his life, was “egocentric” with “serious behavioral issues” from a young age.
Yoga instructor Alanna Zabel told us that when she worked with Rob and Michelle in the early 2000s, Nick “interrupted pretty much all of [their] yoga sessions” for “20 minutes or so” with “intense … screaming.”
This egocentric, middle child, had serious behavioral issues, lacked impulse control, and resented his siblings for being born! Sadly, I think this seems to paint what we know to be consistent about NR's life.
Zabel, a wellness and child development expert, was engaged early in NR's life to help teach him how to manage his big emotions (via private yoga sessions), which they did. This experience inspired Zabel to write "A Chair in the Air" (some excerpts in Zabel's LinkedIn), a little tale where Little Nicky meets Mahini Yogini, who teaches him how to use his intense energy for good.
Book excerpts
In 2015, while NR was living in a sober house, Rob Reiner engaged his son to create "Being Charlie," hoping he'd find a sense of purpose and experience pride in his personal accomplishment, but I think for NR, the reward here did not match the work the project required of him.
IMO, sobriety wasn't a long-term option for NR because he didn't like the physical feeling of being clean. He never gave treatment a fighting chance because NR simply liked getting stoned, taking some pills, and doing whatever he wanted.
After the hospital in Boston, Reiner said he ended up in a sober living home in Maine. But the goal of recovery was in vain because he said he just wanted to go home.
“Wanted to go back to my old life of smoking weed, kind of taking some pills, like doing whatever I wanted,” he said.
The insider claimed Nick “would fight with his parents because they would give him the ultimatum, take medication and stop using, or move out.”
The 32-year-old allegedly once threatened his sister, Romy Reiner, for confronting him, and “all hell broke loose.”
“His parents threatened to call authorities multiple times, but in the end didn’t,” the source alleged.
“Nick would reportedly find the aftermath of his rages funny and “brag [about] how he could get away with anything.”
NR is a savage. He cut short the lives of the individuals who provided him with the only real love he'll ever know, and deprived his siblings of their parents. He's wicked, a bad seed. MOO
Nick Reiner went on aggressive drug-fueled “outbursts” and was allegedly threatened to be kicked out of parents Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner’s home prior to their deaths.
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