Kevin Spacey has moved to correct reports that he is homeless, accusing The Telegraph of using a 'misleading headline' for clicks. The actor, 66, spoke out after an interview titled 'Kevin Spacey interview: Homeless, cancelled and crooning in Cyprus' sparked concern among fans.
In a video posted on X, Spacey thanked those who offered him accommodation but stressed he is not homeless 'in the colloquial sense'. He said he had told the journalist he was 'basically living in hotels and Airbnbs' and going where work takes him, not sleeping on the streets.
Spacey admitted his financial situation is 'not great' and that he lost his house due to 'astronomical' legal costs over the past seven years. However, he clarified he has never filed for bankruptcy and is not among those genuinely homeless or in dire financial straits.
The Oscar winner has been exiled from Hollywood since 2017 over sexual misconduct allegations he denies. He is now working on a comeback, with a role in the upcoming war drama '1780', which has no release date yet.
