A GoFundMe fundraiser to help Mickey Rourke avoid eviction was temporarily paused after the actor, unaware of the campaign's details, rejected the donations, expressing embarrassment and pride. The fundraiser was set up by his management team to help with his housing crisis due to poor living conditions and rent issues, but Rourke later clarified he did not ask for help and is working to resolve his situation independently.
Actor Mickey Rourke denies requesting or endorsing a GoFundMe campaign set up to help him avoid eviction, claiming he was unaware of it and urging supporters to get their money back, despite his manager confirming its legitimacy and good intentions.
Actor Mickey Rourke publicly denounced a fundraiser set up in his name to pay off his rent, claiming he had no knowledge of it and refusing charity, emphasizing his pride and frustration over the situation.
Mickey Rourke's manager clarified that a recent GoFundMe campaign was set up to help the actor with his eviction and living expenses, emphasizing that the funds are legitimate and will be returned if Rourke declines the help. The campaign quickly gained nearly $100,000, but Rourke disavowed knowledge of it, and his manager is covering his immediate needs, including moving him to a hotel and organizing a new apartment. The situation highlights Rourke's financial struggles and the good intentions behind the fundraiser.
Mickey Rourke clarified that he did not set up a GoFundMe to pay his rent; it was created by his management team out of desperation after his eviction notice, and he plans to take legal action to address the situation.
Mickey Rourke publicly denounced a GoFundMe campaign set up in his name to help with his eviction, claiming he was unaware of its creation and finds the situation humiliating, while also pledging to return any donations.
Fans of Mickey Rourke have raised nearly $80,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to help him avoid eviction from his Beverly Grove home, where he owes around $59,100 in back rent. The fundraiser aims to provide Rourke with stability during a difficult period marked by financial and health struggles, highlighting the ongoing support from his fans and the community.
Oscar-nominated actor Mickey Rourke publicly denounced a GoFundMe campaign set up by his team to help pay his rent, expressing frustration and embarrassment, and clarified he was unaware of the campaign, which was created without his consent amid his financial struggles.
Actor Mickey Rourke has started a GoFundMe campaign to raise over $59,000 to pay his back rent and avoid eviction from his Los Angeles home, with nearly $40,000 raised so far, seeking support during a stressful period in his life.
Actor Mickey Rourke has started a GoFundMe campaign to raise over $59,000 to pay his back rent and avoid eviction from his Los Angeles home, with nearly $40,000 raised so far, seeking stability during a difficult time.
An online fundraiser has been launched to help actor Mickey Rourke, facing eviction from his LA home due to unpaid rent, with the goal of raising $100,000 to cover his housing expenses and provide stability during a difficult time.
Mickey Rourke has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise $100,000 to cover $59,100 in unpaid rent and avoid eviction from his Los Angeles home, amid financial difficulties and a lawsuit from his landlord. The actor, known for his roles in films like The Wrestler, is facing a challenging period despite his Hollywood fame, with the fundraiser currently raising $33,000.
Mickey Rourke has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise $100,000 to prevent eviction from his Los Angeles home, highlighting that fame does not shield against hardship and emphasizing his past contributions to film and ongoing struggles.
Actor Mickey Rourke is facing eviction from his Los Angeles home due to unpaid rent and has launched a GoFundMe campaign, which has raised over $53,000 of its $100,000 goal to help cover his housing expenses.
Mickey Rourke, the actor known for 'The Wrestler,' is facing eviction from his Los Angeles home due to unpaid rent and has authorized a GoFundMe campaign to raise $59,100 to cover his housing costs and prevent eviction.
