Eva cited multiple reasons for the move, and she discussed Donald Trump's recent win in the US presidential election — and she also acknowledged the "privileged" situation her family experiences.

Eva Longoria explained in a recent podcast conversation with Ana Navarro that President-elect Donald Trump and the recent election did not prompt her move abroad. She clarified she's been living between Spain and Mexico with her husband José Bastón and their 6-year-old son Santiago for the last few years.

"I didn't leave because of the political environment. I left because my work took me there," the actress explained, following her previous comments about leaving "this dystopian country."

Eva Longoria is clearing the air about why she’s no longer living in the United States. The Desperate Housewives alum, who stars on the Spain-set Apple TV+ series Land of Women, called into The View: Behind the Table podcast with host Brian Teta,

Although Eva Longoria has relocated outside the United States, she didn’t make her decision based on any one politician. The Golden Globe nominee, who mostly splits her time between Spain and Mexico City with her family,

Eva Longoria has fled the US and is living in Spain and Mexico as she fears it will become a “dystopian country” under Donald Trump.

Eva Longoria, who recently revealed she no longer lives in the U.S. full-time, is clarifying the reason behind the move.

Eva Longoria — who now splits her time between Mexico and Spain — said she “didn’t move out” of the United States because of President-elect Donald Trump.

Having lived in both Mexico and Spain for three years because of work, actress Eva Longoria spoke about how Los Angeles is no longer home in a cover story for Marie Claire magazine. The Corpus Christi native known for her breakout role on ABC's ...

Latina actress Eva Longoria has been a prominent and outspoken advocate for Democrats and a fervent critic of Donald Trump, especially during the presidential campaign. Her vocal opposition led to widespread speculation that she and her family would leave the United States following Trump's presidential victory.