Yahoo Serious, once a name in Australian film history, now faces eviction in Palm Beach as legal and financial troubles continue to cloud his future.
Palm Beach Housing Dispute Unfolds
Former Young Einstein star, Yahoo Serious, faces eviction after allegedly moving into an elderly man’s Palm Beach home without permission. The property belongs to Charles Porter, who is now in aged care.
Serious was initially given a place to stay in a granny-flat on the property, but legal representatives claim he later took over the main house without approval.
Tribunal Hearing Set for March 19
A March 19 hearing at the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal will determine whether Serious must vacate the property. Margaret Charlton, holding power of attorney, seeks Porter’s removal to sell the home for his medical care and living expenses.
Reports indicate that Serious does not pay rent or utilities, adding to the financial strain. This is not the first time Serious has faced housing issues.
In 2020, he was evicted from a rental in Avalon Beach after failing to pay $15,000 in rent, citing financial difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Palm Beach dispute has reignited concerns over his financial stability and living conditions.
Community Divided Over the Case
The Palm Beach community is divided on the issue. Some locals sympathize with Serious for his contributions to Australian cinema, while others prioritize Porter’s welfare and legal rights. The case has drawn attention to broader discussions about property rights, elder care, and financial hardship.
Legal Battle Continues
For now, Serious remains at the Palm Beach home, awaiting the tribunal’s decision. Whether he will be forced to leave depends on the upcoming legal proceedings, which could mark yet another chapter in his struggles with housing and financial stability.
Published 14-March-2025
