Eva Longoria breaks her silence on Donald Trump winning the election as she calls him a ‘convicted criminal who spews hate’

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As an avid fan, I find myself deeply moved by Eva Longoria‘s unwavering spirit and resilience. Her life journey, marked by determination, hard work, and an undying passion for justice, is nothing short of inspiring. From her tireless campaigning for Kamala Harris to her groundbreaking roles in Hollywood, she has proven time and again that talent alone doesn’t cut it – one needs grit, perseverance, and a dash of audacity to truly make a mark.

Eva Longoria campaigned hard for Kamala Harris to win the presidential election.

Currently, the versatile figure in Hollywood is speaking up for the first time about her disillusionment following Donald Trump’s win as the victor.

The surprising aspect isn’t just that he triumphed…It lies in the fact that an individual with a criminal background, known for spreading such hatred, could occupy the highest position, as expressed by the Desperate Housewives actress in an interview with Marie Claire magazine.

‘It’s my hope that our struggle persists…Should he uphold his pledges, it will become quite unsettling,’ remarked the magazine cover model, who was photographed by Félix Valiente.

She was joined by longtime friend George Clooney in the interview.

Clooney and Longoria have teamed up for fundraising efforts and found common ground through their shared interest in political activism.

He is adamant that in that time he has been more fan than mentor. ‘She kicked ass,’ he continues, referring to her work on Flamin’ Hot, about a janitor who helped created the classic chip.

In this line of work, pure talent isn’t enough; it takes dedication, perseverance, and a lot of courage. Many celebrities have fizzled out. What keeps her at the forefront is her refusal to accept ‘no’, as he put it.

Also in the interview Eva talked about turning 50.

In simpler terms, she expressed, “To me, numbers don’t define age, but I can’t help feeling thrilled…I won’t accept that my best accomplishments are all in the past.” The woman from Texas spoke these words, radiating charm.

‘I’m cold-plunging; I’ve got red lights on; I strength train with weights; I meditate; I’m journaling…I wake up with the sun; I’m doing the grounding; I have an Oura ring to track deep sleep; I’m taking magnesium and other supplements; I’m doing everything. 

‘Not because I don’t want to age but because I do want to age.’

She also reflected on being a woman in the entertainment industry:

‘I show up on time…I show up prepared,’ she said.

In our field, it often happens that men are given opportunities to advance despite past failures or underperformance, which can seem unfair. It’s as if someone gets a new movie opportunity even though their last film didn’t do well, and they’re still offered more roles.

‘That’s great, but I couldn’t do that. I don’t get a second chance. 

In my opinion, being underestimated is an ideal situation since it allows one to consistently exceed expectations. I have no qualms about working harder than anyone else present.

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2024-11-13 17:18