Kevin Sorbo explains why he left California for Florida

Actor Kevin Sorbo, 67, said he left California for Florida seven years ago due to being "canceled" for his conservative Christian and pro-Trump views, citing taxes, traffic, and "negativity" as reasons he won't return. He told Fox News he misses the weather but prefers Florida's "acceptance." Sorbo, known for Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, claims Hollywood dismissed him after his political outspokenness, saying conservatives are "in the closet" now, though he remains working. He acknowledged Florida's humidity but praised its winters, adding "they can keep their taxes, they can keep their traffic." Sorbo now focuses on faith-based films, including the upcoming Elijah Peel, and family-oriented projects. He lives with his wife Sam and their three homeschooled children; their son Braeden drew headlines last year for suggesting only married property owners should vote.