EXCLUSIVE: Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson’s homeless ex-wife is spotted with shopping cart full of belongings and digging through trash on the streets of LA more than two years after she disappeared and was then found living in a desolate state
- Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson’s homeless ex-wife Loni Willison has been spotted digging through trash on the streets of Los Angeles
- Loni was first discovered to be homeless by DailyMail.com in October of 2018, highlighting a terrible turn of fortune for the former model
- An old friend attempted to get her help and a drug rehab specialist offered her $90,000 of free treatment
- But Loni returned to the streets and wasn’t seen again until October 2020
- This week Loni, who divorced Jackson in 2014, was seen picking through garbage in Santa Monica
- She was also pulling a Whole Foods shopping cart full of her belongings along a busy street while eating what appeared to be a piece of bread
- Back in 2018, Loni revealed she was evicted from her West Hollywood apartment after losing her job and suffering mental health issues
- The 37-year-old’s said she hadn’t showered in a year in an attempt to keep herself ‘dirty as possible so no one assaults me’ after becoming homeless in 2016
Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson’s homeless ex-wife has been spotted digging through trash on the streets of Los Angeles, more than two years after first being seen living in a desolate state, exclusive DailyMail.com photos show.
Loni Willison was first discovered to be homeless by DailyMail.com in October of 2018, highlighting a terrible turn of fortune for the former model.
The 37-year-old’s hair was cropped short and she admitted she hadn’t showered in a year in attempt to keep herself ‘dirty as possible so no one assaults me’ after becoming homeless in 2016.
Although an old friend attempted to get her help and a drug rehab specialist offered her $90,000 of free treatment, Loni returned to the streets and hadn’t been seen again until October 2020.
Loni, who divorced Jackson in 2014, was seen this week picking through garbage in Santa Monica and pulling a Whole Foods shopping cart full of her belongings along a busy street while eating what appeared to be a piece of bread.
She has also been spotted rummaging through a dumpster wearing several layers of clothes, but with no shoes on, just a pair of socks.
Baywatch star Jeremy Jackson’s homeless ex-wife Loni Willison has been spotted digging through trash on the streets of Los Angeles, more than two years after first being seen living in a desolate state, exclusive DailyMail.com photos show
Loni was seen this week picking through garbage in Santa Monica
She was seen pulling a Whole Foods shopping cart full of her belongings along a busy street while eating what appeared to be a piece of bread
She has also been spotted rummaging through a dumpster wearing several layers of clothes, but with no shoes on, just a pair of socks
Back in 2018, Loni revealed she was evicted from her West Hollywood apartment after losing her job and suffering mental health issues
Jeremy Jackson and Loni split in 2014. Back in 2018, Loni revealed she was evicted from her West Hollywood apartment after losing her job and suffering mental health issues
When she was first found again in October 2020, Loni told The Sun: ‘I haven’t spoken to Jeremy. I don’t want to speak to my friends, I’m doing just fine. I don’t want anyone to help me.
‘I can live on my own. I’ve got everything I need right here. Nobody really cares about me and I don’t want to see them, they don’t want to see me.’
Back in 2018, Loni revealed she was evicted from her West Hollywood apartment after losing her job and suffering mental health issues.
She was working as an assistant at a cosmetic surgery center in LA but was fired and then worked for a realtor who, she says, refused to pay her.
Loni also convinced herself she was being tortured in her apartment with electricity, a mental health issue she still desperately needs help with today.
She couldn’t pay her rent or her car repayments and ended up on the streets with just the contents of a suitcase.
Shockingly, Loni said she hasn’t showered for a year – keeping herself as dirty as possible to prevent being assaulted or raped on the streets. She also revealed she is robbed regularly.
‘I lost two jobs and everything crumbled. It’s been two years, I’ve been on the streets since,’ Loni previously told DailyMailTV.
As the former model began to open up it became clear she is ravaged by an addiction to crystal meth and is in the throes of a mental illness.
The 37-year-old’s hair was cropped short and she admitted she hadn’t showered in a year in attempt to keep herself ‘dirty as possible so no one assaults me’ after becoming homeless in 2016
Back in 2018, Loni revealed she was evicted from her West Hollywood apartment after losing her job and suffering mental health issues
She was working as an assistant at a cosmetic surgery center in LA but was fired and then worked for a realtor who, she says, refused to pay her
Although an old friend attempted to get her help and a drug rehab specialist offered her $90,000 of free treatment, Loni returned to the streets and hadn’t been seen again until October 2020
She told tales of how her body was charged with electricity and how she felt she was a threat to people around her.
She spoke of how her electrical charge had brought down buildings and caused chaos in Hollywood – and the only thing that could stop it was her drug of choice.
‘I was getting tortured in my home, my apartment,’ Loni explained. ‘I was living by myself but I was getting electrocuted.
‘It was really bad, really horrible. I later found a red mark on the back of my neck and I think that was how the electricity was getting into my head.
‘Things got worse and worse and worse and then I was kicked out.
‘Yes I do have a lot of friends, many many friends, and family, but everyone I talked to at the time seemed really strange.
‘I struggled to get across to them what I was talking about, even really simple things, so I just stopped talking to everybody.
‘It just wasn’t getting me anywhere and I was only getting more frustrated.
‘I haven’t had any contact with family or friends recently.’
Recalling her ex husband Jeremy – who was accused of trying to strangle her in a violent rage – she said: ‘I had a nice little apartment,’ she said.
Recalling her ex husband Jeremy – who was accused of trying to strangle her in a violent rage – she said: ‘I had a nice little apartment,’ she said
As a woman, Loni says she has to make herself as filthy as possible to deter attackers. ‘I get robbed. I get robbed all the time. People take my stuff,’ she said
She added: ‘Yes, I do want to get off the street. I want a new life. I have been to rehab before but it didn’t work out for me. I’ve got so much to figure out to get off the streets, I need some help’
‘I’d split from Jeremy at that time. I have not had any contact with him.
‘All the s**t that’s happened to me has been so f*****g crazy.
‘I once saw him outside my apartment when I was starting to get tortured.
‘I saw him, he was on the phone and then the next second he was invisible. He was literally gone. I was like, ”What the hell?”
As a woman, Loni says she has to make herself as filthy as possible to deter attackers.
‘I get robbed. I get robbed all the time. People take my stuff,’ she said.
‘Basically on the streets you’re around people who are doing anything just to get by and if they see something that you have that will help them they’re just going to take it.
‘It’s a survival of the fittest thing. I basically make myself as dirty as possible so that no one attacks me.
‘The dirtier I am the better. Smelly, too, but I’m not too smelly right now. If I do those two things, that seems to work.
‘I cut off my hair, too, to look different. I cut it myself. But I have been attacked, that’s bound to happen, too.’
Loni said she cut her arm after someone pushed her into some glass. The wound is taped up but looks in dire need of medical attention.
She added: ‘Yes, I do want to get off the street. I want a new life. I have been to rehab before but it didn’t work out for me.
‘I’ve got so much to figure out to get off the streets, I need some help.’
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