Jane’s Addiction is through … with the band announcing they’re done playing together after an onstage argument turned physical last year.

A statement was posted to the band’s Instagram page Wednesday … which seeks to further explain the immediate aftermath of the brawl between Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro in September 2024.

The band acknowledges members made “inaccurate statements” about Farrell’s mental health at the time and apologizes to him … before revealing the band recently reconvened in order to resolve their differences.

During a show in Boston, Perry shoved and then punched Navarro — which ended the show prematurely and ultimately led to their tour’s cancellation. Farrell publicly apologized to the band in the aftermath of the incident.

The breakup writing’s been on the wall for months … because Dave sued Perry for assault and battery earlier this year — while Perry responded by suing Dave and the other two members — Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery — for allegedly bullying him for years.

It’s unclear if the lawsuits will continue to move forward … because on the same day Jane’s Addiction announced the split, Farrell issued another apology for the incident.

The heartbreak over Rob Reiner and his wife Michele‘s tragic deaths is felt far and wide, as is the appreciation for his impact on the entertainment industry … and Tisha Campbell tells us Rob played a huge role in helping push her career forward.

We caught up with Tisha in NYC Wednesday, and she told us Rob helped kick off her career, as the first person to cast her in a comedy.

The “My Wife & Kids” alum added he was one of the nicest people she’s ever met … emphasizing just how kind he was.

That generosity is something many are remembering and honoring … after Rob and Michele were found murdered Sunday afternoon inside their Brentwood, California home.

“2 Fast 2 Furious” star Devon Aoki is dealing with a major car issue … but it has nothing directly to do with her or her famous movie.

Here’s the deal … Aoki’s husband, James Bailey, was driving in a Audi SQ7 SUV in Coral Gables, Florida on Monday when he plowed into a man riding a stand-up scooter, according to an arrest report obtained by TMZ.

The report says the scooter rider was in a crosswalk when he was struck, and Bailey drove away, heading back to his home. WPLG Local 10 obtained a video that shows the aftermath of the hit-and-run, with the victim pleading with the driver to move the Audi off his foot before falling to the ground in pain.

Police say the victim suffered two foot fractures and a “large contusion to his left calf,” while his girlfriend — also on scene –contacted police and gave a description of Bailey’s vehicle. Amed with the description … cops began tracking Bailey with the help of license plate readers and police cameras. Officers responded to the vehicle’s registered address — a reported $9.1 million mansion Bailey shares with Aoki, according to the arrest report.

Police said Aoki was home at the time and spoke with investigators, telling them she didn’t know the whereabouts of the Audi. As officers were about to leave, Bailey drove up in the SUV and ran inside his home, locking himself inside, cops said.

Minutes later, Bailey came outside and surrendered before being booked into the Miami-Dade jail for hit-and-run, causing serious bodily injury, and resisting without violence. He was released Tuesday.