Meet Antonio Sabàto Jr, who was cancelled by Hollywood for supporting Donald Trump – but the General Hospital actor and Calvin Klein model is making a screen and boxing comeback

- The son of a renowned Italian actor, Sabàto appeared on soaps like General Hospital and Melrose Place before being ostracised, he claims – now he’s training for a reality boxing show
- The Dancing with the Stars alum moved to Florida to work in construction; his ex-wife, Cheryl Marie, once accused him of drug abuse – now he’s dating Katia Fernandez

Per his Daily Mail interview, his agents dropped him not long after his RNC speech, and his projects disappeared. However, things seem to be looking up for the former General Hospital and Melrose Place star as he recently signed up to appear on Celebrity Boxing.

Here’s what we know about the 52-year-old father of three who once compared being shunned by Hollywood to the Holocaust and who no longer supports Trump – or the Democrats.
Where is Antonio Sabàto Jr from?

Sabàto was born and raised in Rome until he was 13 years old. His family emigrated to Los Angeles in 1984 after losing their home to an arson attack, according to the book Sabato: The Untold Story. His father, Antonio Sabàto Sr., who was a well-known actor in Europe in the 60s, per IMDB, wanted his children to have a better future, the actor said in The Paul Cardall Podcast.
His father was an actor

Meanwhile, Sabàto Jr took acting classes and, with his father’s help, started doing some European films before blowing up with General Hospital in 1992.