‘Walking Dead’ Star Khary Payton Applauds His Transgender Son For Coming Out

The Walking Dead actor David Morrissey has said he believes his character, the Governor, would “wipe the floor” with the show’s currently villains Negan and Alpha.Morrissey’s Governor was the main antagonist in season three of The Walking Dead, killing both Hershel and Merle.In conversation at the virtual Wizard World panel for The Walking Dead, Morrissey said of the competition with Negan and Alpha: “Out of those villains, obviously the Governor would wipe the floor with everybody.”The Walking

The Walking Dead, has recalled filming a particularly gruesome scene during which co-star Norman Reedus’ jokes made him “gag.”In the scene, Douglas and Reedus’ Darryl Dixon discover a zombie at the bottom of a well. While trying to remove it to prevent their water supply from being contaminated, the zombie splits in half.Recalling the shoot during a conference at Wizard World, Singleton said: “It was so nasty.

The Walking Dead has explained why a scene between Carl and Negan played out very differently than planned in the show’s seventh season.In the episode ‘Sing Me A Song’, the antagonistic Negan shows Carl (Rick Grimes’ teenage son) his “wives” and encourages him to look at them.Director Rosemary Rodriguez detailed how there were reservations when it came to filming, regarding the depiction of sexual content involving a minor, namely in the clothes worn by the women who would be objectified.“Part

The Walking Dead panels at the first [email protected] virtual event, which is due to take place July 23-26, is being put on in place of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con after it was cancelled for the first time in its 50 year history due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.AMC’s plans at the comic book convention include panels for The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead, and the newest addition The Walking Dead: World Beyond.In addition, they will also host a panel for vampire drama NOS4A2.

The Walking Dead panels at the first [email protected] virtual event, which is due to take place July 23-26, is being put on in place of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con after it was cancelled for the first time in its 50 year history due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.AMC’s plans at the comic book convention include panels for The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead, and the newest addition The Walking Dead: World Beyond.In addition, they will also host a panel for vampire drama NOS4A2.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAMC has unveiled its lineup for this year’s virtual edition of San Diego Comic-Con — also known as Comic-Con@Home which runs July 23-26. The Walking Dead universe will be out in full force with the franchise’s original series as well as Fear the Walking Dead and the newest addition The Walking Dead: World Beyond. In addition, there will be a panel for the vampire drama NOS4A2.

[email protected] event with panels for “The Walking Dead,” “Fear the Walking Dead,” “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” and “NOS4A2.”[email protected] will take place July 23-26 as substitute for annual pop culture event.

[email protected] event with panels for “The Walking Dead,” “Fear the Walking Dead,” “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” and “NOS4A2.”[email protected] will take place July 23-26 as substitute for annual pop culture event.

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pic.twitter.com/PLJDcRTQGY“You see, he was born female but has always identified as a boy. He thought it would be cool if I announced it on social media.”Payton reveals he warned Karter the post may spark a “harsh” backlash from some social media users, but the kid brushed off his dad’s concerns, insisting he can “handle trolls.”“Man, there is nothing more beautiful than watching your child feel the joy of exploring what it means to be true to themselves,” the actor continued.

The Walking Dead star Khary Payton has reintroduced fans to his eldest child after young Ruby expressed her desire to be identified as a boy named Karter.

The Walking Dead, but his off-screen role as a doting dad is earning him the most praise this week. On Tuesday, the actor introduced the world to his 11-year-old son Karter, who is transgender, in heartfelt posts on Instagram and Twitter. Describing Karter as “one of the most happy, well-adjusted individuals I’ve ever known”, Khary wrote: “Man, there is nothing more beautiful than watching your child feel the joy of exploring what it means to be true to themselves. “I hope you all have the

following the historic 6-3 ruling, the actor posted a Twitter photo of his son, Karter, flashing a thumbs up."This my kid. One of the most happy, well-adjusted individuals I've ever known.

star took to Instagram on Monday to introduce his fans, friends and followers to his transgender son, Karter. «This my kid. One of the most happy, well-adjusted individuals I’ve ever known.

Khary Payton might just be one of the proudest fathers in show business. The Walking Dead actor, 48, took to Twitter on June 15 to introduce the world to his transgender son, Karter. “This my kid. One of the most happy, well-adjusted individuals I’ve ever known. My son, Karter,” Khary began his moving message, captioning an image of young Karter wearing a helmet, elbow pads, and wrist protection as he gave a thumbs up.