Harington Kit has launched into a luxury detox for stress and alcohol

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington has secretly embarked on a rehab for stress and drinking before the end of the series, which "really hits him", confirmed several sources at page Six.

Harington, 32, who has been playing Jon Snow in the hit HBO series for the past eight years, has been participating for a month in Connecticut's luxury retirement, Privé-Swiss, which arrived a few weeks before the show's final on May 19th, Page said. Six.

The British actor follows psychological coaching, practices conscious meditation and cognitive-behavioral therapy to combat stress and manage negative emotions at this facility, which costs more than $ 120,000 per month.

His 32-year-old actress, 32-year-old Rose Leslie, whom he met on the set of "GoT," playing Ygritte, Jon Snow's mate, is "extremely supportive," we are told.

A friend said on page six of Harington: "The end of 'GoT' really hit Kit hard …

"He realized, 'That's it, it's the end,' it's something they've all worked so hard on for so many years. He had a moment of, what then?

"He's at the clinic mainly for stress and exhaustion, as well as for alcohol.

"His wife Rose is extremely supportive. All his loved ones really wanted him to rest a bit. For the moment, he just needs peace and calm.

After eight seasons followed by his character Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen during their separate travels, then eventually as a couple, in the final episode, "GoT" fans saw Jon stab Dany – the woman that he love to die to death in the heart to save the kingdom. The episode broke television records, with 19.3 million viewers tuned.

A "GoT" documentary behind the scenes entitled "The Last Watch", released at the time of the final, showed that Harington was crying in tears and was holding his mouth in horror as he learned that his character would kill Dany. The actor was totally upset at a table with the entire cast, where actors were guided for the first time by the final scenario by the creators of the series, David Benioff and DB Weiss.

Harington later said about that emotional moment: "I was very shocked and surprised at certain events" during the presentation of "Late Show with Jimmy Fallon" "and then I dropped my eyes. I cried. "

The actor was allowed to leave the scene last month and was seen by Connecticut residents who visit a fitness and wellness studio, as well as a local bookstore.

On the same weekend of the "GoT" finale, he was spotted at RJ Julia Booksellers in the small town of Madison, Connecticut, telling staff that he was "on vacation" in the area, according to reports. local information.

A resident who has seen the actor several times in recent weeks during his out-of-the-scene visits told us, "Kit really looks good and seems to be very focused on his health and his well -be.

"I have personally seen him several times in the community. I think it's wonderful that he takes the time to look after himself – more people should. "

Harington was open about his fight as the series turned him into a big international star and admitted that he had been seeking therapy after learning that Jon would kill Daenerys.

He recently told Variety that his lowest and most "dark" point came from when he became the center of the series when Jon was killed and then came back to life.

"It was not a very good time in my life," he said. "I felt that I had to feel that I was the luckiest person in the world, whereas in reality I felt very vulnerable. I've been through a difficult time in my life here, like a lot of people in their twenties, I think.

"My darkest period was when the show seemed so interesting to Jon when he died and came back," he said. "I really did not like the whole show coming from Jon.

"When you become the changer of a TV show and that it is probably at its peak, the attention you are paying is terrifying.

"It was a time when I started therapy and started talking to people," he says. "I felt very safe and I did not talk to anyone."

In April, he also told Esquire that he had had a "total blackout" after shooting his last scenes for "GoT" and that he had the feeling that he was "skinned" in Pulling off his Jon Snow suit.

"My last day of shooting, I felt good … I felt good … I felt good … then I went to make my last shots and I started to hyperventilate a bit … Then they called" wrap " and I collapsed. It was this attack of relief and sorrow of not being able to do it again. "

He added: "But the strangest thing was when we got out of the game and they started taking off the costume and we felt like being skinned … it was like s & # 39; s. They had been unceremonious for the last time trying to snatch this character. "