US Edition‘Little Rascals’ Star Says He Took ‘Vow of Poverty,’ Plans to Live Off Grid
Bug Hall donated most savings and possessions to live off-grid on 80 acres in Arkansas, homeschooling five children guided by his religious beliefs and vow of poverty.
- Recently, Bug Hall revealed he took a vow of poverty and is living off-grid with his wife Jill and their five children, according to the outlets.
- Following that 2020 incident, Hall said relapses followed a long period of sobriety and that his faith made him reassess his life after his June 20, 2020 arrest in Weatherford, Texas for alleged inhaling of air duster.
- Hall donated most of his savings and material possessions, describing them as `a big pile of nothing` and saying the sacrifice felt comparatively small.
- On an 80-acre plot near Mountain View, Arkansas, Hall plans a self-sufficient home using a hydro‑electrical dam and special plumbing and electrical systems, with his extended family relocating nearby.
- Turning away from mainstream roles, Hall will homeschool his children and discourage college, as he stated in a conversation with The Daily Mail.
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Bug Hall, who rose to fame as Alfalfa in the film Pranksters, gave up the Hollywood life for religious reasons. Bound by poverty, he now lives in Arkansas with his wife and five daughters. "If there's a financial need, I go to work or do some odd job to get the money I need," the 40-year-old explained.
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The Independent (US)Little Rascals star who left Hollywood says he is now a ‘radical Catholic extremist’
Bug Hall starred as Alfalfa in the hit 1994 family comedy
'Little Rascals' Child Star Reveals He's Living Off the Grid After 'Vow of Poverty'
The Little Rascals‘ Alfalfa is all grown up, and living an unconventional life. The former child star has vowed a life of poverty, given away his worldly possessions and life savings, and is calling himself a “radical Catholic extremist.” Bug Hall, who famously played the beloved character in the 1994 movie, spoke about living life […]
'Little Rascals' child star declares he's now a 'radical Catholic extremist' living off the grid after giving away savings
Bug Hall, who also described himself as a "medieval moralist," said he left Hollywood following his arrest in June 2020 for allegedly inhaling air duster.Bug Hall in 'The Little Rascals' and Hall more recently Universal/Everett; Bug Hall/XAlfalfa is all grown up, and he's now a self-declared "radical Catholic extremist."Bug Hall, who famously played the character in 1994's The Little Rascals, opened up about his decision to take "a vow of povert…
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