British actor Jack Veal is offering fans a promising update after getting candid about his struggle with homelessness.

The young star, who fulfilled the role of Kid Loki in the Tom Hiddleston-led Marvel series Loki, and has appeared in such series as Tin Star, The End of the F---ing World, and The Peripheral, revealed in a viral Monday video that he is living in a trailer in London after fleeing an allegedly abusive household.

Veal shared that after leaving home, he is unable to stay with his grandparents due to his grandfather being terminally ill and has instead been "sleeping in the streets."

"I have nowhere else to go. And I need help," Veal continued, claiming that he attempted to seek help through social services but was turned away. "I am currently sleeping in a trailer that has smashed-in windows, is unsafe, and is two hours away from my work."

Veal then asked followers to "spread the message of how the government are treating kids," before offering a tour of his tight living space in the trailer. "I need help," Veal concluded. "You don’t have to pay me anything, I don’t need anything. I just need you to make this go as viral as possible."

Three hours later, Veal shared his latest update with a much more hopeful tone.

"I just got a call from social services saying they want a meeting with me tomorrow to potentially get me into foster care and support and accommodations," the actor said, becoming visibly emotional. "I don't know what you guys have done but it's gotten out there and it's really, really helped me and they're taking action now. They're actually doing something so God bless you all."

He continued, "I'll let you know how the meeting goes and there's no promises, but this is the first time they've considered me for accommodation so thank you, thank you so much. I love you all."

Basically, this is an restaurant auboard the Disney cruise ship offering "interactive shows and entertainment headlined by Marvel Studios stars".

In the new scene, the trio are seated at a table on the upper deck of the Disney ship. Since they have been eating, the clip may be a callback to The Avengers post-credits scene.

While this article does clickbaity "Young Avengers" speculation, the video shown at a press screening can be viewed there. Also includes this statement:

"We are kind of in our own theme park universe, and the Multiverse concept's great because we're a Variant of the main MCU timeline, so it helps everyone understand that."

In ‘Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Agatha All Along, ‘Aubrey Plaza talked about playing Death, explaining that she enjoyed the character’s complexity and contradictions.

She appreciated being able to play three different versions of the same character, which she felt could work well in the MCU due to her otherworldly and yet grounded nature.

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Bonus: Comparison pictures of the prosthetics Aubrey wore in some scenes with the VFX done in this scene

This was a separate federal lawsuit that she originally filed after Majors had already been convicted of two misdemeanor counts of reckless assault and harassment.

Seems to be a newly released Alternate Scene

Spoiler alert, this trailer does include storybeats

Don't watch this trailer if you want to avoid semi-big spoilers!

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So when something wild happens he can break the 4th wall and say ‘wow’

Here’s showrunner Jac Schaeffer talking to EW about it:

"There were early conversations [about Hulkling]," Schaeffer said. "[Eddie] was originally called Teddy because we were looking at the artwork and thinking about that. That was a Marvel decision to not have him be Hulkling for the purposes of our show. Within our show, he is not Hulkling…but we pivoted to Eddie because he is named after a person that is important to the writers' room. It wasn't sort of teasing the fans, it was one of those lovely tributes to somebody who matters to us."