Actor Eric Mabius has been arrested for battery and resisting arrest without violence in Florida.
Mabius, 53, best known for his role as Daniel Meade on ABC’s Ugly Betty, was arrested on the morning of Thursday, February 20, and booked into the Nassau County Jail and Detention Center at 5:45 a.m., according to an arrest report obtained by Us Weekly.
In his mugshot, Mabius can be seen with a laceration next to his right eye.
Mabius is listed at 5’10” and 220 pounds in the report, with a residence in Fernandina Beach, Florida. No bond amount was set.
The actor was married to wife Ivy Sherman from 2006 to 2018 and the couple share two sons: Maxfield, 18, and Rylan, 16.
In October 2024, he posted a photo via Instagram with an unnamed woman on a trip to the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in Saint Augustine, Florida. The same woman appears in photos on Mabius’ Instagram dating back to December 2023.
Mabius last posted via Instagram in January, sharing a simple photo of the moon.
The actor appeared on all four seasons of Ugly Betty as Daniel Meade, the editor-in-chief of Mode magazine. Mabius’ television credits also include Party of Five, The L Word and Popular.
Most recently, Mabius appeared in a number of Hallmark Channel originals, including playing Oliver O’Toole in the Signed, Sealed & Delivered franchise. He also appeared in 2019’s It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, 2022’s Haul Out the Holly and 2023’s Haul Out the Holly: Lit Up, all Hallmark original films.
Mabius’ movie credits include 2002’s Resident Evil, 2004’s Resident Evil: Apocalypse and 2019’s Inside Game, where he played disgraced former NBA referee, Tim Donaghy.
In October 2024, Mabius spoke exclusively to Us Weekly about his role in the Signed, Sealed & Delivered franchise.
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“Oliver is a wordsmith and he’s anachronistic and, you know, he’s a stickler for rules,” he said. “He’s also evolving in such a wonderful way.”
Mabius also explained how his character getting married to Shane, played by Kristin Booth, signaled a shift.
“The real work begins when you get married, right? The honeymoon period is over. What do we do when you share not just a roof with someone, but a life with someone?” he asked. “We find ourselves acting in ways we could never have imagined. That’s what we see.”
Mabius added, “I think we spend a lot of time creating our own misery and I think that’s what we see each, Shane and Oliver coming to terms with. We create our own obstacles being unbending or having our set of rules and then we spend all this time trying to dig ourselves out of the hole that we create for ourselves, rather than just trusting the [that] thing that brought Shane and Oliver together [is] the thing that’s gonna get them through this.”
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