his mother, Mary Geraldine "Geri" O'Keeffe, died at Mercy University Hospital, Cork, aged 51, following a short, undisclosed illness. Rhys Meyers has a history of suicide attempts. On 30 June 2011 it was reported that he was taken to hospital by ambulance after a suspected suicide attempt. He attempted suicide again in 2016. Paramedics responding to an emergency call discovered him slumped on the floor. They called police after he refused treatment at the scene for more than 30 minutes. During 2016, he married Mara Lane. Their son was born in December 2016. In September 2017, Lane revealed that she had miscarried a second child. In 2019, Rhys Meyers credited his family, and fatherhood in particular, with making him the happiest he has ever been: "Once you have your first child, you become the past. We're all busy giving out to ourselves and driving ourselves forward. A child gives you a new perspective on life." In 2022 he listed his Nichols Canyon Los Angeles home for sale. It was reported that the home, located in the Hollywood Hills, had previously been listed for sale and was made available as a rental property until 2012 when it was listed for $1.6 million and again in 2018 it was offered for $1.795 million. The current listing has the home for sale at $1.85 million. Meyers lives in Hollywood Hills, California, U.S. Alcoholism In 2007, Rhys Meyers' representative, Meredith O'Sullivan, confirmed that Meyers had entered an alcohol-treatment programme. In November 2007, he was arrested at Dublin Airport for intoxication and disturbing the peace. In 2009, he was detained in Paris by French police for allegedly assaulting an airport lounge employee while drunk. In 2010, at John F. Kennedy International Airport, he verbally abused and used racist language against airline staff and officials, who had refused him access to the boarding area after he had become intoxicated in the first-class lounge. He was banned by United Airlines as a result. His representative confirmed Meyers was receiving treatment again in 2010. In November 2011, he was ordered by a French court to pay restitution of €1,000 and was given a judgment of a suspended sentence for public intoxication 24 months earlier. After his wife suffered a miscarriage in 2017, Rhys Meyers publicly relapsed at Dublin Airport. In 2018, he broke his sobriety on a flight, resulting in a dispute with his wife at Los Angeles