Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey has revealed that he is currently without a permanent home due to financial struggles stemming from legal battles following sexual assault allegations against him seven years ago. The 66-year-old, known for his acclaimed performances in films like “American Beauty” and “The Usual Suspects,” disclosed that mounting legal fees have led to him giving up his house and relying on temporary accommodations.

Despite being cleared of accusations in court cases in both New York and London, Spacey stated that the fallout from the allegations has severely impacted his career. Once a prominent figure in the film industry, he now finds himself moving between hotels and short-term rentals while seeking opportunities to revive his acting work.

Spacey, who previously held significant roles in the industry including serving as the artistic director of the Old Vic theatre and starring in the hit series “House of Cards,” expressed optimism about a potential comeback. He mentioned ongoing discussions with influential individuals who are supportive of his return to the spotlight, emphasizing that he believes in the possibility of resuming his acting career when the timing is right.

Drawing parallels to historical instances of blacklisting in Hollywood, Spacey highlighted the challenges he has faced in rebuilding his reputation despite legal vindication. He underscored the personal and professional toll the ordeal has taken on him, emphasizing his determination to reclaim his standing in an industry where he once enjoyed immense success.