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Mickey Rourke Slams GoFundMe Efforts to Prevent Eviction, Says He Would 'Never' Ask Fans 'For a Nickel'
Key Points:
- Mickey Rourke addressed a $100,000 GoFundMe campaign launched on his behalf to prevent eviction from his Los Angeles home, stating he was unaware of it and found the situation "embarrassing" and humiliating.
- The actor, 73, denied needing charity, expressing frustration and emphasizing he would never ask strangers or fans for money, despite borrowing from a friend after a financial setback.
- The crowdfunding drive was started by Liya-Joelle Jones, assistant to Rourke's manager, who claimed it had the actor's full permission, a claim Rourke disputes.
- Rourke plans to speak with his lawyer about the campaign and urged donors to retrieve their contributions, asserting he prefers to handle




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