Although Eva Longoria has moved out of the United States, she didn’t make her decision based on any one politician.
The Golden Globe nominee, who spends most of her time between Spain and Mexico City with her family, explained that she didn’t leave the country because Donald Trump was re-elected president.
“Can you tell them that I didn’t leave the U.S. because of Trump? I’ve been in Europe for almost three years,” she explained. Parallax I co-hosted Ana Navarro when she called behind the table Podcast.
Longoria noted that her work has taken her overseas, where she previously filmed her series on Apple TV+ Land of Women in Spain, as well as the upcoming CNN series Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain. “That’s why I’m in Europe. She added: “I didn’t leave because of the political environment.” “I left because my work took me there.”
Despite the Desperate Housewives Alum explained this to Marie ClaireShe told Navarro: “People have seized on some very appealing things to be divisive, which makes me very sad, because everything you say is just meant to be divisive when we can’t be divisive in that way right now.”
She added: “Getting away from the 24-hour news cycle puts you in a little bubble for sure.”
Longoria’s surprise call came after she told the magazine that she felt lucky to no longer live in Los Angeles after Trump’s election victory over Kamala Harris last week.
“I’m lucky. I should run away and go somewhere. “Most Americans are not that lucky,” she said. “They will be stuck in this miserable country, and I worry and grieve for them.
“I’ve spent my entire adult life here. But even before that [the pandemic], it was changing. The atmosphere was different. Then the coronavirus happened, and it pushed him over the edge. Longoria added: “Whether it’s homelessness or taxes, I don’t want to talk about California – I feel like that chapter of my life is over now.”
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