Jack Veal, a 17-year-old actor known for his role as Kid Loki in Disney+'s 'Loki', has revealed that he is currently homeless after experiencing abuse at home.

In a TikTok video, Veal described his difficult upbringing, including experiences of physical and emotional abuse, and mentioned struggles with mental health, including autism and ADHD.

He shared that he is living in a trailer in London after escaping an abusive household, describing his current living conditions as 'unsafe', with smashed-in windows.

Veal left home to stay with his grandparents but could not remain there due to his grandfather's terminal illness, leaving him with no safe place to go.

He mentioned being placed under Section 20 of England's Children Act 1989 but has received no accommodations despite providing evidence of his situation.

After his initial posts, Veal reported receiving a call from social services indicating they would meet with him to discuss potential foster care and support options.

In a follow-up video, he thanked fans for their support and emphasized the need for help from social services, crediting his followers for raising awareness about his situation.

Veal's situation highlights ongoing struggles with youth homelessness and mental health, drawing attention to the needs of vulnerable young people.

Councillor Michelline Safi-Ngongo, responsible for children and young people in Islington, stated that the safety of residents is a priority and affirmed efforts to secure emergency support for Veal.

Centrepoint, a UK charity focused on youth homelessness, reiterated the government's legal duty to provide safe housing for vulnerable children.

Representatives from Disney and Marvel Studios have not yet commented on the situation.

In related news, the future of the Loki series is uncertain, with no confirmation yet for a third season, although executive producer Kevin Wright has indicated there are more stories to tell within the universe.