Mark Ruffalo has finally addressed the viral rumors claiming that Disney fired him, and his response leaves little room for doubt. After days of speculation online suggesting that the actor had been quietly removed from future Marvel or Disney projects, Ruffalo made it clear that nothing of the sort has happened.
When asked directly about the rumors, Ruffalo responded bluntly, saying, “Not that I know of. I have a good relationship with them.” The statement directly contradicts claims circulating on social media that he had been punished or sidelined because of his outspoken political views. According to Ruffalo, his working relationship with Disney remains unchanged.
The rumors gained momentum largely because Ruffalo has never shied away from speaking his mind on social and political issues. Online discourse quickly jumped to the conclusion that Disney, known for being cautious about controversy, had cut ties with the actor. However, there has been no official confirmation from Disney to support these claims, and Ruffalo’s own words strongly deny them.
Adding to the shutdown of the narrative, Halle Berry also addressed the situation. Reacting to the idea that Ruffalo had been fired, she dismissed it outright and said, “We would protest.” Her comment reinforced the view that the story had spiraled far beyond reality and had no grounding in fact.
At this point, there is no evidence that Disney has taken any action against Ruffalo. No announcements, no casting removals, and no statements from the studio suggest a fallout. Instead, the situation appears to be another example of how quickly misinformation can spread when celebrity activism, fan speculation, and social media collide.
For now, Ruffalo remains clear and calm about the situation. He has not hinted at any professional consequences and has emphasized that his relationship with Disney is still solid. The episode serves as a reminder that viral rumors often say more about internet culture than they do about what is actually happening behind closed studio doors.