Succession Star Nicholas Braun Pleads Not Guilty Following DUI Arrest
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Nicholas Braun, known for his role in the hit series “Succession,” has recently pleaded not guilty after being charged with a DUI in New Hampshire. The 37-year-old actor entered his plea for a misdemeanor DUI charge and an operating without lights violation on Friday, September 12. Reports obtained from a New Hampshire case summary reveal that an arraignment initially scheduled for Tuesday, September 16 has been canceled.
As part of the bail conditions following his arrest on August 30, Braun has been instructed to abstain from alcohol and the use of any narcotic drug or controlled substance. The trial for this case is not expected to take place until January. While a representative for Braun has not yet responded to requests for comment, the news of his arrest was first reported by TMZ.
Braun was arrested by the Moultonborough Police Department in New Hampshire at 11:15 p.m. on August 30. The authorities shared that he was apprehended on suspicion of a DUI-impairment and for operating his vehicle without lights. TMZ further reported that he was released on his own recognizance from Carroll County jail without bail.
Nicholas Braun gained widespread recognition for his role as Greg Hirsch in the award-winning HBO series “Succession.” His performance earned him three Primetime Emmy nominations, in addition to one Critics’ Choice nomination and two Screen Actors Guild awards. The show concluded its fourth season in May 2023, accumulating a total of 19 Emmys throughout its run.
Apart from his success in “Succession,” Braun has also been praised for his work in various films, including Disney productions like “Sky High,” “Minutemen,” and “Princess Protection Program.” His recent projects include portraying Andy Kaufman and Jim Henson in the 2024 film “Saturday Night” and starring as Matt the Mentalist in “Splitsville,” which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
In a previous interview with PEOPLE, Nicholas Braun shared his personal life, revealing moments of joy with his girlfriend, Hyunji Ward. He spoke of their time at a cottage on Lake Michigan, where they would disconnect from technology and enjoy simple activities like baking pies. Braun expressed his affection for Ward on social media, going Instagram official with heartfelt posts celebrating their relationship.
As the legal proceedings unfold, the public will be following Nicholas Braun’s case closely. Despite the current challenges he faces, fans and colleagues continue to support him during this time. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as more details emerge regarding the actor’s legal situation and future projects.