Kevin Bacon says it 'sucked' to lose money in Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme
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Kevin Bacon discussed the emotional impact of losing money in Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme in an interview with Esquire. Nearly two decades after the incident, he remains haunted by the experience, describing how he and his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, felt "angry" and upset. Despite their loss, Bacon chooses not to be jaded and finds motivation while working out near Madoff's former building. He likens his intense workouts to facing the difficulties of their financial betrayal, emphasizing resilience in overcoming such challenges.
Actor Kevin Bacon remains resilient despite losing money in Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, stating that the memory still resonates with him nearly two decades later.
Bacon expressed anger over the ordeal but suggested that they eventually found a way to move forward. He metaphorically relates his pain during leg workouts to dealing with their loss.
The memory of Madoff's scheme motivates Bacon during workouts, as he reflects on overcoming challenges and emphasizes the need to push through difficulties.
In a poignant moment, he shares how staring at Madoff's building while exercising reminds him of the anger yet to be transformed into resilience.
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