Eva Longoria, a well-known actress in Hollywood, has disclosed that her family has relocated from the United States to Mexico and Spain, and that they are traveling back and forth between the two countries.
Longoria ascribed the decision to the “changing vibe” of the country following the Covid-19 outbreak, homelessness and excessive taxation in California, and the re-election of Donald Trump. The interview was conducted by the French magazine Marie Claire for the cover story that was published in November.
She went on to explain that she was “privileged” enough to be able to relocate, stating that “the majority of Americans aren’t so lucky.” It is inevitable that they will be unable to escape this dystopian nation.
It is widely believed that the star of “Desperate Housewives” acts as a power broker for Latinos and women in the Democratic Party’s political arena.
Since at least 2012, she has been actively involved with Democratic politicians at both the national and local levels, and she has a strong interest in immigration issues.
In this year, she made a speech at the Democratic National Convention and went out on the campaign road on behalf of Kamala Harris. She used a tagline for the presidential candidate in 2024 that was a Spanish translation of Barack Obama’s famous “Yes, we can” slogan (“Si se puede”), which she rephrased as “She se puede.”
Within the context of her interview with Marie Claire, which was published on Thursday, Longoria expressed her dissatisfaction with Trump’s triumph over Harris the previous week.
The statement that she made was, “If he keeps his promises, it is going to be a scary place.”
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In addition, she stated that the victory of Donald Trump in 2016 had shattered her conviction that “the best person wins” in politics.
“I had my entire adult life here,” said Longoria of Los Angeles, adding that “it just feels like this chapter in my life is done now.” Longoria was referring to the final chapter of her life.
In her twenties, Longoria relocated to California, despite the fact that she is a ninth-generation Texan. As a result of her performance as Gabrielle Solis in the television series Desperate Housewives, she was nominated for a Golden Globe in the year 2006.
Recently, she has been the host of the miniseries Searching for Mexico and Searching for Spain, both of which were broadcast on CNN.
She is currently married to José “Pepe” Bastón, who is her third husband and the president of Televisa, a Mexican television broadcasting company.
While Santiago, who is six years old, is the only kid that the couple has together, Bastón also has three children from a previous marriage she had.