Mickey Rourke’s Unrecognizable New Look Sparks Concern During Rare Outing Amid Eviction Threat

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The actor was seen outside his Los Angeles home on New Year’s Day. Photos show him stepping out briefly to collect food deliveries. He picked up takeout and grocery bags before heading back inside.

The sighting was rare and came shortly after reports surfaced about serious money trouble tied to his home.

Rourke, now 73, appeared with a shaved head and dressed casually. He wore a striped sweater, loose workout pants, white socks, and layered accessories that included a scarf and a necklace with a cross. The images quickly caught attention online because of how different he looked.

According to a report from The New York Post, the actor is facing possible eviction. Court records say he fell far behind on rent payments. The documents claim his monthly rent reached $7,000 and that he owed nearly $60,000 when a formal notice was issued in December.

The filing states that a three-day notice to pay or leave was posted at the property and mailed after “no person of suitable age or discretion” could be found at the home.

The house itself is described as a small Spanish-style bungalow with three bedrooms. Public property listings note that it was built in the 1920s and later updated.

Rourke rose to fame in the 1980s with a string of film roles that made him one of Hollywood’s most talked-about stars. He later became known for intense performances before stepping away from acting for a period to focus on boxing. In recent years, he has kept a low profile, making public appearances rare.

The situation highlights how quickly circumstances can change, even for long-time stars. Seeing a once-celebrated actor dealing with housing issues is a reminder that fame does not always bring long-term stability. What do you think about Mickey Rourke’s situation and his recent appearance? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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