PerformerEven though he appears in a famous Marvel series on Disney+, Jack Veal recently claimed to be homeless.

Earlier this week, the 17-year-old British actor shared a number of TikTok videos that chronicled his experience of homelessness.

Hello. In the video, Veal declared, “I’m a well-known actor, I’m seventeen, and I’m homeless.” I haven’t talked much about my life lately, but I believe the moment has come to tell the truth. I won’t go into too much detail, but I was mistreated at home. It included emotional and physical abuse, among other things.

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Veal portrayed Kid Loki in the Disney+ Marvel sLokiseries. He played the younger version of Tom Hiddleston’s title character in two episodes.

I didn’t have a great childhood. I’ve had mental health issues. “I am being evaluated for bipolar disorder and psychosis, and I have autism and ADHD,” Veal added. There’s nowhere else for me to go. And I need support,” Veal added, adding that he tried to contact social services for assistance but was denied. Right now, I’m staying in a trailer two hours from my place of employment, with windows that have been smashed in, and it’s unsafe.

The actor revealed that after leaving home, he first stayed with his grandparents but was unable to stay because his grandfather had a terminal illness.

Veal offered to give a tour of his little trailer home and begged supporters to share the word about the way the government is abusing children.

The actor told fans in a follow-up tweet that he had contacted social services and they were trying to locate him a place to stay.

Social services just called to say they would like to meet with me tomorrow to discuss my options for foster care, support, and accommodations, he added. They’re now taking action, and I’m not sure what you guys have done, but it’s gotten out there and it’s really, really helped me. God bless you everyone because they are genuinely doing action.

At the age of ten, Veal made his acting debut in the British drama My Name is Lenny. In addition, he made appearances in television shows like Tin Star, Come Away, and The End of the F—ing World.

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