Coronation Street star Sean Ward homeless as 'work dries up' after voicing anti-vax views

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Sean Ward appeared on Coronation Street years ago, but many fans have forgotten who the actor starred as on the cobbles. The 33 year old has opened up about the financial hardships he has faced since leaving the hit ITV show and how his anti-vax beliefs have led him to becoming homeless.The actor joined Coronation Street in October 2014 when he was cast as a criminal drug dealer, Calum Logan. Calum was involved in a relationship with Kylie Platt (played by Paula Lane) and his storylines focused on how he used their son to start conflict with Platt’s family.

Coronation Street star Sean Ward took to Instagram on Wednesday, revealing that securing a job has been ever-so-difficult for the actor since sharing his views against the Covid-19 vaccine.The 33-year-old has found himself in plenty of controversies in recent months, including an incident in September that saw him arrested during an anti-vaccination protest in London.Sean, who played Callum Logan on the ITV programme, has since made it known that his outspoken views on the matter have left him struggling to find a job."Firstly the work dried up," he said.He suggested that producers no longer wanted to work with him.This evidently led Sean to run low on money as he desperately sought to find a new job in front or behind the camera.A post shared by SEÁN WARD (@seanjward)Unfortunately, though, he had no luck in either sector."No one would hire me whether in front of or behind the camera, all my usual ways of making money just stopped, eventually I couldn't afford the rent," the Manchester local added to The Mirror.Things appeared to have gotten so bad for the actor that he had to move out of his four-bedroom house and sleep on a friend's couch until his professional work would pick up again."I had to put all my belongings into storage," he recalled."After a while, I couldn't afford to pay the storage bill and after about four weeks of missing the payments – equating to about £500 – Safestore UK sold all belongings."My sofa, my bed frame, my office equipment, desk, chair, wardrobes, mirrors, all my coats and clothes and my projector."He later moved in with another pal, where he's been staying for over a year now.Sean gushed that he doesn't have to pay rent, which has ultimately helped him save the tiny amount of money he's

sharing his antivax views.The actor took to social media to share his predicament, saying he was unable to find work "in front of or behind the camera" and that he was living on a friend’s couch after having to give up his four-bedroom house. Here’s what Sean Ward said about vaccinations in light of his determined life choices. Last September, Sean Ward was led away in handcuffs at an anti-vaccination protest in London.

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FORMER Coronation Street and Our Girl actor Sean Ward revealed he was "left homeless" after his anti-vaxx campaign to his Instagram fans. The actor previously earned around £100,000-year as Corrie bad boy Callum Logan and acted alongside Michelle Keegan before his life broke down. Sean, 33, has opened up in the past about struggling with mental health and battled addiction in the dark days of his fame.

Sean Ward has said that his anti-vax views have led to his work drying up.

FORMER Coronation Street and Our Girl favourite Sean Ward says his anti-vaccine views have seen him become homeless. The actor previously earned around £100,00-year as soap bad boy Callum Logan before his life began disintegrating following his London protest arrest last year.

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Ex-Coronation Street star Sean Ward has revealed his anti-vaxx views have cost him his career and made him homeless.The actor earned around £100,00-year as Coronation Street bad boy Callum Logan and starred in the BBC’s Our Girl military drama alongside Michelle Keegan. But he's told how his life began disintegrating as he became a outspoken anti-vaxxer and he was even arrested at a protest in London last year.

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FORMER Coronation Street star Sean Ward has revealed his anti-vaxx views have cost him career and made him homeless. The actor earned around £100,00-year as Coronation Street bad boy Callum Logan and starred in the BBC’s Our Girl military drama alongside Michelle Keegan. Sean, 33, was nominated for The British Soap Award for Villain of the Year, The British Soap Award for Best Newcomer.

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Corrie star, 33, played bad boy Callum Logan on the ITV soap between 2014 and 2015. He was nominated for The British Soap Award for Villain of the Year and for Best Newcomer and his character ended up being buried below Gail Platt's house. He admitted that he had to hand back the keys to his four-bedroom house and put his belongings into storage because he could no longer afford the rent.Sean then struggled to pay the storage fees so had to sell his belongings.

Former Coronation Street actor Sean Ward has shared how his anti-vax views have led to him becoming homeless after being unable to secure enough work. Sean, 33, shared how he has ended up giving up his four bedroom house and putting his things in storage after he couldn’t get enough work and once he couldn’t pay the storage bill either, his things ended up being sold.The star says he is now sleeping on a mattress on the floor in the spare room of a friend. Actor Seans posted some photos of himself attending an anti-vax protest earlier this year, and has since shared on Instagram how he has lost almost everything due to his beliefs.