Disgraced Actor is Homeless Following Sex Assault Allegations

Once a Hollywood king, now living out of suitcases — Kevin Spacey says he’s got nothing left.

The disgraced House of Cards star has revealed he’s “literally homeless” and broke after years of sex assault scandals and legal battles that torched his career and fortune.

“I lost my house,” Spacey told The Telegraph. “The costs over these last seven years have been astronomical. I’ve had very little coming in and everything going out.”

Now 66, the two-time Oscar winner says he’s bouncing between hotels and Airbnbs, dragging what’s left of his life in boxes. “I literally have no home,” he admitted. “Everything’s in storage. I just go where the work is.”

Once worth tens of millions, Spacey now says his finances are “not great.” He even admits bankruptcy “was discussed.”

It’s a jaw-dropping fall from grace for the American Beauty legend who once ruled Hollywood — until actor Anthony Rapp accused him in 2017 of making a sexual advance when Rapp was 14.

More men came forward. Netflix dumped him. Hollywood slammed the door. His reputation was obliterated overnight.

Though Spacey beat every charge — from dropped cases in the U.S. to a full acquittal by a London jury in 2023 — the industry never took him back.

Spacey insists he’s innocent and compared his career exile to the 1950s Hollywood blacklist.

“My feeling is if Martin Scorsese or Quentin Tarantino call my manager tomorrow, it’ll be over,” he said. “I’ll be incredibly honored and delighted when that level of talent picks up the phone. And I believe it’s going to happen.”

With Hollywood turning its back, Spacey’s now singing for his supper — literally.

The once-untouchable star is performing Songs & Stories, a one-man show at European casinos and small theaters. Fans in Cyprus paid up to $1,400 a ticket to watch him belt out That’s Life and The Very Thought of You.

Afterward, Spacey mingled with VIPs who shelled out for meet-and-greet passes — a far cry from his Oscar-night glory days.

Spacey claims Hollywood’s quietly waiting for someone “with enormous respect and authority” to give the green light for his return.

“We’re in touch with some extremely powerful people who want to put me back to work,” he said. “It will happen — in its right time.”

Until then, the man who once ruled Hollywood says he’s got just one suitcase, a few jazz standards, and the hope that someone, somewhere, still believes in Kevin Spacey.