‘Gilmore Girls’ Star David Sutcliffe Says He Didn’t Attend Capitol Riots

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"Gilmore Girls" actor David Sutcliffe is setting the record straight amid rumors he participated in the riot at the Capitol building earlier this month. Sutcliffe, 51, took to his Twitter account over the weekend to address accusations that placed him at the Capitol on Jan.

Capitol riots earlier this month, which left five people, including a Capitol police officer, dead. After several people tweeted that Sutcliffe, who played Lorelai's ex and Rory's father, Christopher Hayden, on the beloved series, attended the riots, the 51-year-old actor retweeted a video of a rioter smoking weed inside the Capitol. «There are rumors circulating that I 'stormed the capital (sic),'» the Canadian-born actor wrote, before adding, «Not true — though I would have been proud to share

Capitol riots earlier this month, which left five people, including a Capitol police officer dead. After several people tweeted that Sutcliffe, who played Lorelai's ex and Rory's father, Christopher, on the beloved series, attended the riots, the actor retweeted a video of a rioter smoking weed inside the Capitol. «There are rumors circulating that I 'stormed the capital (sic),'» the Canadian-born actor wrote, before adding, «Not true — though I would have been proud to share a smoke with this

Clearing the air. David Sutcliffe denied any participation in the violent march on the U.S. Capitol, protesting President Donald Trump’s loss to President-elect Joe Biden in the 2020 election.

There’s a rumor going around that David Sutcliffe, who portrayed Christopher on Gilmore Girls, was one of the rioters who stormed the US Capitol earlier this month.

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