‘Trailer Park Boys’ Star Mike Smith Faces Sexual Assault Charges in Halifax

Mike Smith, renowned for his role as Bubbles in the iconic television series Trailer Park Boys, is facing serious legal issues. The actor, aged 53, was charged with sexual assault by Halifax Regional Police on October 2, 2025.
Details of the Allegations
The alleged assault took place in December 2017, although the specifics are currently unclear. As per the court documents filed in Nova Scotia’s provincial court, these allegations remain unproven in a court of law.
Response from Trailer Park Boys Inc.
In light of the accusations, Trailer Park Boys Inc. issued a statement affirming their awareness of the situation and Smith’s subsequent departure from his managing director role. The statement emphasized their commitment to respecting the legal process:
- Smith stepped back from all company duties
- The company takes such allegations seriously
- Further comments will be withheld pending legal proceedings
Court Appearance and Restrictions
Smith is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. As part of the legal stipulations, he is prohibited from contacting the alleged victim or visiting relevant locations associated with them, which include home, school, and workplace.
Background on Mike Smith
Smith’s character, Bubbles, is a beloved figure, wearing trademark coke-bottle glasses. Trailer Park Boys first aired in 2001 and gained popularity for its comedic portrayal of life in a fictional Canadian trailer park.
Legacy of Trailer Park Boys
The series has become a cultural staple in Nova Scotia, transitioning from Showcase to Netflix, with additional films and events. Despite the main show going on hiatus after its 12th season in 2018, new spin-off content continues to be produced, including a 13th season set for release in spring 2026 to coincide with the show’s 25th anniversary.
Previous Legal Concerns
This is not Smith’s first encounter with the law. In 2016, he faced misdemeanor domestic battery charges in Los Angeles but denied those allegations, claiming the incident was a “loud and heated dispute.” Ultimately, the public attorney’s office dropped the charges within a month.
The unfolding situation continues to garner attention as further developments may arise.



