'7th Heaven' Star Jeremy London Says He's Not Homeless After Viral Plea About Losing His Job and Home

Jeremy London, the actor best known for “7th Heaven,” “Party of Five” and the cult comedy “Mallrats,” says he is not homeless. That clarification came late Friday, a day after his own post about possibly losing his job and his home was picked up by celebrity news outlets.

The back-and-forth played out entirely on X, and the actor’s tone shifted sharply between the two posts.

What Jeremy London first wrote

In a post shared on X on Nov. 5, London wrote that his boss was “going through some kind of mental crisis” and that he “may be losing my job and home,” adding, “This can’t be happening again,” according to E! Online.

He went on to ask followers for help. “If anyone has a job and home for me out there, please let me know,” he wrote, as quoted by E! Online. He said he loves “working a real job on top of acting,” called himself “a good person,” and ended with, “Why does this keep happening to me?? I’m not ok.”

According to Just Jared, London had been working for a tree service business in Pennsylvania. Other outlets reported that he described past work such as cutting trees, laying stone and running machinery. The original post has since been deleted, according to reports.

Why he says he isn’t homeless

After People magazine ran a story Friday under the headline “7th Heaven Star Jeremy London Asks for Help Finding a ‘Job and Home’: ‘I’m Not Ok,’” London returned to X to push back, TheWrap reported.

“Guys… I have a condo in Florida,” he wrote, saying the coverage was “making me look homeless.” He said he had been “in shock” over his boss’s behavior and “didn’t want to have to go back to Florida,” according to TheWrap and Just Jared.

In further posts quoted by Just Jared, London wrote, “I just didn’t want to leave PA because I fell in love with it,” and added: “I was definitely sad and in shock. But I’m not destitute. Apologies for confusing wording in the moment.”

He also criticized the attention his posts received. “Being a celebrity of any kind is so stupid. Our tweets should not be news,” he wrote, according to reports.

What comes next for him

London struck a much more upbeat note in his follow-ups. According to Just Jared, he thanked people who reached out, said “I’m doing GREAT!” and described the situation as possibly a blessing that could let him get back to his son and his art.

He also said he has “other potential job prospects,” is “shooting a movie soon,” and will let his attorneys “handle the rest,” Just Jared reported. He did not publicly explain what legal issue, if any, he expects his lawyers to handle, and his former employer has not been publicly identified in the reports reviewed here.

Who is Jeremy London?

London became a familiar TV face in the 1990s. He was a regular on “I’ll Fly Away” and played Griffin Holbrook on “Party of Five.” He also appeared on “7th Heaven,” where E! Online describes him as playing a younger minister alongside Reverend Eric Camden, and he had a role in the 1995 film “Mallrats.”

E! Online noted he has kept acting in recent years, with credits including 2026’s “Amityville: Descendants of Darkness” and 2025’s “Bone Face.” In his original post, London suggested that steady non-acting work helps him stay afloat, a point he repeated in a reply quoted by reports: “Most actors starve otherwise.”

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