Jeremy London has clarified his job and housing plea after a post appeared to suggest he was at risk of losing both his employment and his home.
The 53-year-old actor, known for 7th Heaven, said he owns a condominium in Florida and insisted he was not homeless or destitute. He said his original message had been prompted by shock over his boss’s behaviour and his reluctance to leave Pennsylvania.
“Guys… I have a condo in Florida. People mag out here making me look homeless,” London wrote on X.
He added that he had been “in shock” over what had happened at the tree service business where he worked and did not want to return to Florida after becoming attached to Pennsylvania.
Jeremy London apologises for confusing wording
Responding to a post about the story, London said the situation had been exaggerated and apologised for the way he had expressed himself.
“I promise you this was blown out of proportion. I have a condo in Florida. I just didn’t want to leave PA because I fell in love with it,” he wrote. “I was definitely sad and in shock. But I’m not destitute. Apologies for confusing wording in the moment.”
After one person said his original post sounded desperate and suggested he might become homeless, London replied: “I was sad. My wording sucked. I own that. Lesson learned.”
His clarification followed a now-deleted message in which he claimed his boss was experiencing “some kind of mental crisis” and that he “may be losing his job and home”. London had asked followers to contact him about potential work and accommodation, writing: “I’m not ok.”
London later thanked people who had contacted him and said: “You guys are amazing. Trust me… I’m doing GREAT!” He described the situation as potentially becoming “such a blessing”, saying it could allow him to return to his son and his art.
The actor said he already had “other potential job prospects”, was “shooting a movie soon” and would leave the matter to his attorneys.
Alongside acting, London has worked in other jobs. His screen credits include 7th Heaven, Party of Five and Mallrats.
