Alice Evans has her fans to thank as they have worked together to support her by raising about $5,000 following her desperate plea for help.

The actress revealed on social media that she had hit “rock bottom” and she and her two daughters were on the verge of homelessness as her financial situation is so “dire” she’s unable to pay rent.

Alice Evans has been embroiled in a bitter divorce battle with her ex-husband, actor Ioan Gruffudd, who’s seeking to renew his restraining order against her.

Fans of Alice Evans came together to support her when she revealed that she and her two daughters were at risk of being thrown out on the streets.

The “The Vampire Diaries” actress took to social media to ask fans if anyone could help her with a “spare room” as she and her daughters, Elsa and Elsie, “have nowhere to go.”

Indeed, they showed up for her, donating over $1,253 to her GoFundMe account since she made the request.

Evans’ GoFundMe was the same one she set up in 2021 following her split from Ioan Gruffudd.

The goal was pegged at $25,000 and has accrued about $12,362 over the past four years, with $5,000 coming in after Evans made the plea on Wednesday, May 13, 2025.

Evans seemingly set up the account to secure a place following her divorce from Gruffudd.

In a message on the platform, she wrote: “I’m so embarrassed about this. If you’re here, you know my story. You know how much I struggle to keep my two girls healthy and happy, and a roof over their heads. You know what I’ve been through. It never ends.”

“I’m just getting squeezed in every which way and smeared in the media so that nobody even wants to employ me,” Evans continued.

“I need help getting the girls and I to our next place. Moving costs and deposit. We have found such lovely little places – tiny, but they felt like home. We don’t need much. I am selling most of my stuff and have jobs lined up to keep us on our feet. We just need that extra bit to get us over the finish line,” she added.

The actress’s situation comes after her divorce battle with Gruffudd after 14 years of marriage. The pair met on the set of their 2000 film “102 Dalmatians” and got married in 2007, but split in 2021 following rumors of marital discord.

Evans reflected on the period since she split from Gruffudd on Instagram, lamenting how she’s at her “wits’ end” because of how difficult things have become for her.

“I can’t do this anymore. It’s been over four years. Just me and the girls. Keeping them safe. Trying to provide for their every need,” she wrote. “We have nowhere to live from June 1st. I’m so sorry for putting this on everyone, but I am at my wits’ end.”

“I just want a safe place for me and the kids to call home. We have found some lovely little places, but we need a co-signer. I’m desperate,” Evans added.

The “Fantastic Four” actor reportedly pays his ex-wife $3,000 in child support and $1,500 in spousal support.

However, according to the Daily Mail, Evans said in a previous filing that the money is “insufficient to cover the children’s and my basic necessities,” even when combined with her earnings from attending fan conventions.

After opening up about her struggles online, Evans received an outpouring of love from fans who left comments promising to support her.

One person wrote, “Oh Alice… if I could, I would welcome you into my home, but I live in France.. I hope you will find a solution. I send you lots of positive vibes.”

Another noted, “I’m sorry, Alice, I’m an ocean away and don’t have a spare room, but you’d be welcome to it if I had.”

A third person added, “Sending love and fingers crossed you can get a guarantor.”

Reacting to the supportive comments, Evans expressed gratitude to her followers, writing, “Thank you so much, everyone, for your kind words. Thank you, really. I can’t tell you how much they mean.”

Meanwhile, Gruffudd recently leveled some disturbing accusations against Evans as he seeks to renew a restraining order against her.

The actor alleged that she’d been doing drugs, noting in court documents that he received a call from his children in July 2020 saying their mother was “openly consuming cocaine,” and witnessed her try to give their daughters some while he was on a FaceTime call, per the Daily Mail.

He also claimed that Evans barged into a meeting he had with a teacher in their children’s school, even though they’d not booked an appointment at the same time.

“I signed up to attend a private parent-teacher conference at my children’s school on November 17, 2022,” he wrote in his court declaration. “I selected the final appointment of the day to ensure no possibility of running into Evans and confirmed that Evans had not signed up to attend a conference.”

“My private meeting with my child’s teacher was in progress when Evans stormed into the classroom. I went into a state of shock,” he penned, adding elsewhere that Evans gave him and his new wife, Bianca Wallace, the middle finger when they bumped into each other in the street in 2023.