Mickey Rourke Slams GoFundMe Scam After $100,000 Eviction Campaign

Mickey Rourke has accused a former employee of orchestrating a fraudulent GoFundMe campaign after a fundraiser raised over 100,000 dollars to prevent his eviction in Los Angeles.The actor expressed intense embarrassment over the January 4 appeal for overdue rent, claiming he would never solicit charity from fans despite his manager Kimberly Hines asserting he initially approved the plan.All donations were reportedly refunded by January 14 following the actor's refusal to accept the money as he continues to threaten legal action against those responsible for the initiative.