Kevin Spacey Posts Bizarre Christmas Video Following His #MeToo Cancelation

Source: DigitalTrends.com

Over the last three years, Kevin Spacey has made sure to post a nice Christmas tribute for his fans and followers despite the fact he was ostracized in the Hollywood community in late 2017 amid the beginning of the #MeToo movement.

As it was previously reported, Kevin came under fire from his peers following the public allegations made by Anthony Rapp, who says Kevin tried to seduce him when he was just 14-years-old. At the time, Kevin was 26.

Since then, the actor hasn’t been nearly as active on his social media accounts and in the public sphere, with the exception of the occasional appearence and social media post. However, as it was noted above, he has posted Christmas messages every year.

Despite the strange nature of the videos, Spacey continues to make them annually. Earlier in the year, Hot New Hip Hop reported, Kevin came forward to empathize with the problems of regular people, saying how it has been a tough time for many around the world.

Spacey previously claimed that it was easy for him to understand how people felt. He claimed he understood what it was like to lose your job suddenly and be told you can’t go back to doing what you have to do for a living.

You can see what Kevin had to say in his most recent YouTube video below:

According to Hot New Hip Hop, Spacey again explored themes of suffering and mental illness in his most recent video. In fact, the actor claims many people have reached out to him about suffering suicidal ideation, depression, and anxiety.

On the other hand, some commenters questioned Spacey, considering there now exists a conspiracy online about the death of a few of his accusers. Last year, one of Kevin’s primary accusers reportedly committed suicide.

Moreover, others have asked why he continues to make videos in the style of Frank Underwood, despite the fact he was fired from the Netflix series, House Of Cards, back in 2017. Kevin hasn’t acted in any major films ever since Anthony Rapp came forward three years ago.