‘7th Heaven’s Jeremy London pleads for help amid crisis. ‘Can’t be happening’

'7th Heaven's Jeremy London pleads for support against the backdrop of crisis.

Key points

• The "7th Heaven" actor, 54, remarked in a now-deleted X post shared Thursday, Nov.
• Actor Jeremy London is asking fans for backing against the backdrop of uncertainty over his job and housing.
• After deleting the initial post, the San Diego-born star shared another post on X saying coverage on his situation has been "blown out of proportion."
• He additionally assured fans that his acting career is not over while thanking those who demonstrated him backing, writing, You guys are amazing.

'7th Heaven's Jeremy London pleads for support against the backdrop of crisis. 'Can't be happening'. Anthony Robledo USA TODAY.

Notably, the "7th Heaven" actor, 54, remarked in a now-deleted X post shared Thursday, Nov. 5, that he risked losing his job and home since of circumstances beyond his control, according to a Residents report on Nov. 6. He pressed his followers to assist him find a job, whether it was in acting or not, emphasizing that he is "a good person."

"My boss is going through some kind of mental crisis and I may be losing my job and home, " the outlet quotes London saying in the now-deleted post. "This can't be happening again."

"If anyone has a job and home for me out there, please let me know. I love working a real job on top of acting, " he wrote. "Why does this keep happening to me?" USA TODAY has reached out to London's representative for comment.

London is best known for playing T.S. Quint in the 1995 cult classic "Mallrats, " as well as a number of TV roles in indicates like "I'll Fly Away, " "Party of Five" and "7th Heaven." Jeremy London notes his posts were blown out of proportion.

"I promise you this was blown out of proportion, " he wrote Nov. 7, responding to an E! News report regarding his apparent situation, published the day before. "I have a condo in Florida. I just didn't want to leave PA since I fell in love with it. I was definitely in sad and in shock. But I am not destitute. Apologies for confusing wording in the moment."

He additionally assured fans that his acting career is not over while thanking those who demonstrated him backing, writing, "You guys are amazing. Trust me."

"I'm doing GREAT! This will end up being such a blessing, getting away from that creep and back to my son and my art. I even have other potential job prospects already, so I see all of this as a blessing. My attorneys will handle the rest 😜, " he continued. "I'm also shooting a movie soon."

In response to someone who informed him to "Go get 'em, " London shared three fist-bump emojis.

His spirits stayed up Saturday, Nov. 7: "I'm in such a good mood. I obtain to see my son and hug my brother today. Blessings always come in such weird ways but I always know the universe has my back. I love you guys! Have a blessed day!" Share your feedback to support improve our site!

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