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Bam Margera‘s parents are hoping that their son gets the help he needs.

The “Jackass” star, 39, posted several alarming videos on his Instagram account on Sunday and Monday, with some being aimed at asking Dr. Phil for help.

In one video, Margera said he has disowned his mom and “can’t stand” his wife, Nikki Boyd. The couple shares an 18-month old son, Phoenix Wolf, and Margera claimed that if he separated from Boyd, she’d use their son as “bait” against him. He proclaimed in the video that she could “have him.”

“She’s stubborn,” he alleged in the video. “It would drive a person f–king bonkers. When they say, ‘Bam might be going crazy,’ f–king A — maybe they’re right.”

His dad, Phil Margera, agreed with his son.

“He’s having sort of a breakdown, we think,” he told Page Six on Monday.

Margera’s mom, April, added that they’re “hanging in” amid the turmoil.

“He’s actually on his way to Dr. Phil and he’s with the DocX guys and [in] like, just about an hour, so it’ll be all right,” she added, noting that she has been communicating with her son “only by text and I’m really not answering them.”

They are with their grandkids as their son is spiraling.

Margera has struggled with alcoholism since his “Jackass” days and completed a third rehab stint in January after being arrested for DUI.

“I have spent enough time grieving over Ryan Dunn through alcohol,” he wrote shortly after he checked himself into a program. “I’m 39 years old, the party is over. I dont plan on drinking anymore. I have wasted too much time at the bad and all my friends who needed decades of help are now all sober. I would like to join the sober parade [sic].”

April previously told Page Six: “I think for anybody who has any issues with substance abuse or alcohol, it affects an entire family, and of course we’re no exception for that. It’s a family dynamic that you have to try to work through. You never know what you’re going to get. It’s in epidemic proportions these days. Many families are going through it — not knowing what to do, when to help. There’s hope maybe it’ll fix itself. It ends badly sometimes. Every family doesn’t want it to happen to them.”