Eva Longoria revealed this week that she and her family have moved out of the “dystopian” United States, now splitting time between Mexico and Spain.

The 'Flamin’ Hot' director says she's been splitting her time between Mexico and Spain in a cover story for 'Marie Claire'

Eva Longoria has opened up about why she and her family have moved outside of the United States. In a recent interview, the 49-year-old revealed that she, her husband José Bastón, and their six-year-old son Santiago are splitting their time between living in Spain and Mexico City.

After Republican candidate Donald Trump's thumping win in the recently concluded US Presidential Election, actor Eva Longoria has decided to move out of the "dystopian" United States. Longoria said, according to The Hollywood Reporter,

Eva Longoria shares why she’s split her life between Mexico and Spain, expressing concern over issues in the U.S.

After the producers of 'John Wick' revealed Eva Longoria's $6 million investment in the film, the Golden Globe nominee admitted she had one regret.

There’s been a growing trend in Hollywood that began during the pandemic and has continued as a heated political landscape has some celebrities taking stock of their life here in the U.S. Eva Longoria is the latest star to admit that she and her family packed up their bags and left.

Despite spending her "whole adult life" in Los Angeles, Longoria noticed an undeniable shift in the city's atmosphere.