Kevin Spacey suggests King Charles expressed support following scandal

Kevin Spacey, 64, acknowledged receiving a message from King Charles praising his work with the Prince's Trust charity. Despite not hearing directly from the monarch, Spacey expressed gratitude for the supportive message. He confirmed the message was one of support and mentioned writing a letter to King Charles. Spacey was acquitted of sexual offenses in the UK and faced allegations of being a sexual predator, which he vehemently denied. Following the accusations, Netflix severed ties with him. A New York jury dismissed claims of sexual abuse by actor Anthony Rapp. Channel 4's documentary, "Spacey Unmasked," featured interviews with 10 men unrelated to the criminal trial, prompting mixed reactions. Sharon Stone, Stephen Fry, and Liam Neeson voiced support for Spacey's return to Hollywood. Channel 4 defended the documentary as shedding light on power dynamics and inappropriate behavior in the workplace. In an interview with Piers Morgan, Spacey admitted to past behavior of being "handsy" and boundary-pushing, despite being cleared of assault charges. He reflected on his closeted past and expressed a desire to be a positive voice for those struggling with self-acceptance. Spacey discussed his approach to relationships and learning from past experiences, including financial challenges such as impending foreclosure and outstanding legal bills.