VS – Showbizz | Desperate Housewives acteur Charlie Carver komt Uit de Kast

Amerika – Showbizz  →  Acteur Charlie Carver (links op onderstaande foto), die samen met zijn tweelingbroer Max Carver (rechts) schit- terde in de populaire TV-series Desperate Housewives en Teenwolf, is uit de kast gekomen.

           

                     

De 27-jarige acteur kwam via Instagram uit de kast. Dit deed hij verspreid over 5 verschillende berichtjes.

"Als jonge jongen wist ik dat ik acteur wilde worden, ik wist dat ik heel veel wilde worden. Ik dacht dat ik een schilder, voetballer of stegosaurus wilde worden …. maar ik bleef hangen in het acteren ‼  Het was rond die leeftijd dat ik er ook achter kwam "dat ik anders was", anders dan mijn leeftijdsgenootjes", aldus Carver in één van zijn 5 berichten op Instagram die hij allemaal posten met dezelfde begeleidende foto met de tekst: "Be who you wanted to be when you were younger".

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Teenwolf-ster 'Charlie Carver' komt Uit de Kast  /  Tweede Teenwolf-acteur Uit de Kast

bronnen: GayOkay.nl / Instagram.com

                      

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Een foto die is geplaatst door Charlie Carver (@charliecarver) op 11 Jan 2016 om 2:16 PST