Overview
- Court filings say Rourke received a three-day notice on Dec. 18 to pay $59,100 in alleged arrears or vacate his Los Angeles rental.
- Landlord Eric Goldie filed a Dec. 29 complaint seeking the unpaid rent, attorney fees, and forfeiture of the lease.
- A fundraiser titled "Help Mickey Rourke Stay in His Home" launched Jan. 4 with Rourke’s permission and a $100,000 goal.
- The campaign’s total surpassed $67,000 by late Monday morning, according to NBC News updates on the GoFundMe.
- The lease began in March 2025 at $5,200 per month and later increased to $7,000, and Rourke has not issued a detailed public statement beyond approving the fundraiser.