Kevin Spacey's surprising new career as he admits he's homeless

Kevin Spacey’s added a surprising ring to his career belt following the admission he’s homeless.

Once thought to be one of the biggest male actors on the planet, the 66-year-old holds a number of awards including Oscars, a BAFTA, Golden Globe and a Tony Award.

But Spacey fell from the top following major allegations made against him in 2017.

It was said he had sexually assaulted Anthony Rapp in 1986 when Spacey was 26 and the actor 14. While he apologised publicly and was found not liable in the civil sexual battery case brought against him, the years that followed brought more accusations of abuse.

The former Netflix House of Cards star faced criminal charges in the UK but was eventually acquitted. And now with an apparently ‘not great’ financial situation, he claims to be homeless.

What Kevin Spacey is doing now

It seems like he doesn’t necessarily need to be living in a home right now because he’s been performing his live show Kevin Spacey: Songs & Stories abroad.

Yep, he’s gone somewhat back to the world of theatre with his new gig – cabaret shows.

Kitted out in a tuxedo and joined by a six-piece band, the controversial star is said to blend music and anecdotes, such as singing out a rendition of ‘That’s Life’.

With his Athens show cancelled, Spacey has performed in the likes of Limassol, Cyprus.

And during his show in Tel Aviv, Israel on Wednesday night (19 November), local media report it had a ‘rocky start’ when a fan tried to take a selfie with him as he was about to take to the stage.

“Don’t ever f**k up an entrance like that ever again,” Spacey reportedly said. But after that, things apparently went pretty well with fans enjoying his Songs & Stories.

The show reportedly even included a bit of tap dancing from the actor as well as anecdotes about his childhood.

Kevin Spacey's homeless claim

Following Spacey’s acquittal, he said he was left owing ‘many millions’ in legal fees as it’s believed his entire net worth was wiped out by the scandal.

He’s recently said that his home in Baltimore ended up having to be auctioned off as a result of his 'not great' financial situation with it not exactly a secret that people were’t rushing to book him for jobs.

"I'm living in hotels, I'm living in Airbnbs. I'm going where the work is," he told the Telegraph.

"I literally have no home, that's what I'm attempting to explain."

He continued: "The costs over these last seven years have been astronomical. I've had very little coming in and everything going out."