Mickey Rourke Does Not Approve of GoFundMe, He Says

Mickey Rourke is telling followers to shut their wallets … ‘trigger he has nothing to do with the GoFundMe arrange in his identify!

As we reported, a fundraising web page was created in his identify with a purpose of $100,000 — which it has surpassed — to stop the star from being evicted from his Los Angeles residence. Nevertheless, Mickey informed followers Monday night time on Instagram he does not even know what GoFundMe is, and that this complete scenario is irritating and embarrassing.

He leaves no phrases minced as he craps on the crowd-sourcing web page, bluntly stating … “If I wanted cash I would not ask for no f**king cash. I might moderately stick a gun up my ass and pull the set off!”

He urged followers to keep away from the web page, and for many who already donated … to work on getting their hard-earned money again of their pockets.

Mickey additionally takes time to mirror on his profession and among the points he is been grappling with lately in his video. He explains … “I’ve finished a extremely horrible job at managing my profession. I wasn’t diplomatic. I needed to go to over 20 years of remedy to recover from the injury that was finished to me years in the past. I labored very arduous to work by that. I am not that individual anymore.”

He goes on to confess he did borrow some cash from a superb pal to assist him out of a monetary disaster … however that is it. He assures viewers he’d “by no means ask strangers or followers or anyone for a nickel” and will not be taking a cent from the GoFundMe web page.

The previous “Superstar Massive Brother” contestant additionally speculates who may very well be behind the web page … although he does not identify anybody. Notably, the web page says it was created by somebody named Liya-Joelle Jones, who’s self-described because the assistant to Rourke’s longtime supervisor, Kimberly Hines.

TMZ has reached out to Hines and GoFundMe for remark … thus far, no phrase again.