Someone please help me,, I am old, have an injury, and I cannot afford my 6 bedroom 5 bathroom mansion anymore,, what am I to do?
Uhh,, excuse me,, if you can't afford it move out and then into something that you can afford! Only makes sense to me!! What the heck does he need that huge place for anyways?
Just because he used to be famous, and a celebraty, does not mean he needs to live like a king! He could get by just fine in a much more modest and affordable place. No sympathy here from me, too many other people in this world that are truely suffering and in dire need of help than for me to worry about poor Mr. McMahon loosing his mansion and forced to move into an apartment!
Next he will be wanting donations to help pay for his house keepers and servants!

My suggestions for McMahon:

(1) Sell all that excess sh*t in that big a** house at auction. I'm sure he could get more than a million dollars.

(2) Let the house go on sale, foreclosure or not. It's too doggone big for him and his wife, anyway. If he can't afford it, he doesn't need it! Yes, his third wife might leave him, but she's probably the one choking the life out of his earnings anyway.

(3) If she stays, tell that able bodied wife to get a job!!!

(4) And yes, Ed, you can work too! Do radio if you can't do television. Hell, there are people with injuries worse than yours working at Walmart.

I do not feel sorry for him. There are millions of people throughout the country in exactly the same predicament: Living beyond their means, and buying homes and cars they can't afford to show off. Then crying when their homes become foreclosed. Please give me a break! Ed McMahon should certainly know better, he's old enough to have lived through the depression and understand the importance of frugality.

He's 85, by now he should now how to manage his money. it's very sad, i agree but honestly... he shouldn't be spending that much if he can't afford to. its a little pathetic that he cant even manage to keep all those millions tho.

I feel bad he's in the situation he's in, but he needed to be more financially savvy in managing his money. However I do admire him for not blaming others and taking responsibility by owning up to his mistakes that resulted in this unfortunate situation. With that said, I'm sure he'll be better off than the average person if he does end up losing his home. He won't be out on the street by any means. My guess is, some kind of arrangement will be reached.

All of the news, videos & photos on the gossip websites are awesome, keep it coming, and I'm sorry I didn't say that in that order the first time I commented on it, forgive me for my mistake, etc.?

If he could only win his own Publisher's Clearing House 10 mollion dollar sweepstakes!! Better start filling those things out when they come in the mail ED!

I for one feel bad for him. I don't care who you are or how much money you do or do not have no one deserves to lose their home. We shouldn't be so quick to say what we would have done differently when none of us has walked in his shoes.

I really hope someone buys the house. He doesn't deserve to be out in the street.

Sell the house to Britney... she can move her PO' sister and her soon to be born illegitimate baby into that house... and maybe Daddy Jamie can live there too... thereby loosening his grip on the crazy crackhead!

I watched this interview with Larry King. His wife is strange. Larry was talking about "the fall" in which Ed said, "I will just leave it as a fall somewhere" I thought that was strange and then his crazy wife pops up and says "pretty hard to eat a hot dog with that neck brace on.....not to mention the sex life!" My fiance and I were like "no, she did not just say that." She couldnt even look at Larry the whole interview and she wanst making complete sentences and was stumped for words. She is MUCH younger than Ed. I feel sorry for him!

I can't really feel sorry for him. He made more money than the average peson will make in a lifetime. Typical story of a person living way beyond their means. He should have sold his home a long time ago and purchased a less expensive one if he couldn't make the payments. Sorry that I don't feel sorry for someone who can no longer afford to live in their multimillion-dollar Beverly Hills mansion.