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Eva Longoria
11/5/24
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Eva Longoria recently addressed comments she made regarding her move abroad after Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, clarifying that her relocation was not politically motivated. During a casual call with political commentator Ana Navarro on “The View” podcast, Longoria expressed frustration over the misconceptions surrounding her statements. “Please tell them I didn’t move out of the United States because of Trump,” she stated. “My departure had nothing to do with politics; my work took me there.”
Longoria has been living in Spain and Mexico for nearly three years as she worked on the project “Land of Women.” She emphasized her long-standing residency abroad and shared her dismay over the politicization of her comments. “I’m a proud American — I’ve always been a proud American,” the Texas-born actress said. She expressed sadness that her remarks were interpreted as divisive, insisting that unity is essential during these times.
Earlier in the week, the “Desperate Housewives” star made headlines when she told Marie Claire that she feels “lucky” to escape to another country, remarking that many Americans will remain in a “dystopian” environment, which brought her anxiety and sadness. Longoria also revealed that her concerns about the U.S. began before the pandemic, noting shifts in Los Angeles that troubled her.
Despite her current living arrangements, Longoria has remained active in U.S. politics, notably supporting Vice President Kamala Harris during the Democratic National Convention before Harris ultimately lost to Trump in a decisive election. Some critics have suggested that celebrity endorsements may not resonate with the general public, a sentiment echoed by Bethenny Frankel, who questioned the effectiveness of celebrity involvement in politics.
Longoria’s desire to clarify her intentions highlights a broader conversation about political discourse and personal choices in a divided climate. As she navigates her life between Spain, Mexico, and the U.S., Longoria continues to address the complexities of her experiences and identity.
