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‘7th Heaven’ Star Jeremy London Fires Back at ‘Homeless’ Reports, Calls Celebrity News ‘Stupid’
Jeremy London, best known for his roles in “Party of Five,” “7th Heaven” and “Mallrats,” denied being “homeless” after celebrity media outlets picked up his social media posts expressing concerns about his housing and employment situation.
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Jeremy London, known for “Party of Five,” “7th Heaven” and “Mallrats,” responded to recent celebrity media coverage that suggested he was homeless. After People Magazine ran a story titled “7th Heaven Star Jeremy London Asks for Help Finding a ‘Job and Home’: ‘I’m Not Ok,’” the actor posted on X to assert he is not at risk of being unhoused. London emphasized that his concerns about housing and employment do not equate to homelessness, pushing back against the reports.
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