WWE's Lars Sullivan 'In a Good Place' According to Tweet on Star's Account

Using his "social media representative" William Christensen, Lars Sullivan provided an update Sunday through his official Twitter account.

"There has been a lot of speculation about Lars recently," the tweet read. "It's true, he went missing several weeks ago and I was just able to contact him this morning. Lars wants everyone to know he is in a good place, and is sorry to everyone he's disappointed. Best, WC."

Beginning in November, WWE began teasing Sullivan's arrival on the main roster.

The 30-year-old was then one of six NXT wrestlers revealed as the newest call-ups on the Dec. 17 edition of Raw.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t Wrestling Inc's Marc Middleton) reported WWE was planning to use Sullivan in dark matches starting in early January as a way to gradually transition him to his new role on Raw or SmackDown Live.

However, Sullivan reportedly had an anxiety attack and took a step back from WWE programming. His last match was a win over Keith Lee on the Nov. 28 edition of NXT.

During a conference call, Triple H addressed Sullivan's situation.

"There's a lot of speculation and stories about everybody at all times," the former world champion said, per Pro Wrestling Sheet. "Lars is in a good place and nothing has really changed. We're moving forward and you'll know when you see it."