Ruby Rose explains why she quit ‘Batwoman’ after one season

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Ruby Rose is finally sharing the REAL reason she departed from her starring role in Batwoman.

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Ruby Rose is speaking up again about her decision to leave Batwoman, which shocked many fans back in May. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, the 34-year-old actress explained that having surgery on her back, plus the pandemic led her to re-evaluate her decision to either remain or leave the series.

Ruby Rose says her back injury contributed to her decision to quit 'Batwoman'. The 34-year-old actress stepped down from the role of Kate Kane and her titular alter ego in May after just one season of The CW show, and whilst it was originally explained that her heavy workload was to blame for her departure, she has now said her back injury - which she had surgery on last year - also made it "tough" to keep up the pace on the show.

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left the show after just one season.In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she said that a back injury on set last year did factor into her shocking decision — but she also inferred there was more behind the move.“Being the lead of a superhero show is tough. [Laughs] Being the lead in anything is tough,” Rose said.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorWhen Ruby Rose announced in May that she would not be returning to the CW’s Batwoman for its second season, she did not elaborate on what led to the decision. Now several months later, Rose is detailing the challenges she faced on the DC drama, including her needing to undergo emergency back surgery following an on-set accident in 2019.“Being the lead of a superhero show is tough.

Ruby Rose is sharing more about her decision to leave after just one season. The actress shocked fans in May as she announced her departure from the series, and in a new interview, Rose reveals there were two major factors that factored into her exit — her back injury and the coronavirus pandemic. «Being the lead of a superhero show is tough.