The 67-year-old actor crashed his BMW into a building in Los Angeles, apparently due to an illness. Became a social media star during the pandemic thanks to his funny videos of him, he was currently working on the third season of Call Me Cat
Twenty-four hours after posting his latest video on Instagram (he sings in the living room with Danny Myrick, announcing the release of a new single), he crashed his BMW into a building in Los Angeles, apparently. due to an illness. Thus died, at the age of 67, comedian Leslie Jordan, known for his participation in the sitcom Will & Grace, where he played billionaire Beverly Leslie, the sexually ambiguous friend-enemy of Karen Walker (role for which had won an Emmy in 2006).
The world is definitely a much darker place today without Leslie Jordan’s love and light, her agent told Reuters. Not only was he a great talent and a joy to work with, but he also provided an emotional sanctuary for the nation in one of his toughest times. What he lacked in height he made up for with generosity and grandeur as a son, brother, artist, comedian, companion and human being. The agent’s reference to the period of the pandemic, during which Jordan had become a social star thanks to funny videos of him. Thanks for all the laughs, especially in the dark moments, he wrote Cindy Crawford, not surprisingly, to comment on the post with which the comedian’s entourage broke the news of her death.
Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1955, Jordan was also known for his appearances in American Horror Story, Ugly Betty and, most importantly, Call Me Cat, where he had worked from the first season and where he had so far recorded nine episodes of the third. There are no words to express the loss we are experiencing as a cast and as a family of Call Me Kat. Leslie Jordan was incredible – actress Mayim Bialik wrote in a joint release with the cast and producers of the series – he was a gentleman from the south, tender, wise, bratty and hilarious. We learned to know and love him in one of the happiest moments of his life, and we can’t imagine a world without Leslie: the man who spit on his contact lenses before wearing them, the man who had a story to tell. about every man in Hollywood and even a few women, the man who lived to make people laugh.
October 25, 2022 (change October 25, 2022 | 15:32)
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