Leslie Jordan, a well-known actor and comedian, has died.
According to law enforcement officials, Jordan was driving in Hollywood on Monday morning when he experienced a medical emergency and smashed his BMW into the side of a building.
Leslie was well-known for his work on major television programs such as “Will & Grace,” “Hearts Afire,” “The Cool Kids,” “Call Me Kat,” and “American Horror Story.”
During the epidemic, LJ became a social media celebrity, with his goofy video posts propelling him from 80,000 to 5.8 million Instagram followers. He revealed that his secret was simply being himself: a stupid, humorous, goofy, joyful senior citizen.
Leslie featured on CNN’s New Year’s Eve 2021 countdown, ringing in 2022 with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen.
Leslie also appeared in films such as “The Help” and “Ski Patrol,” as well as on television programs such as “Murphy Brown,” “Ugly Betty,” and “Boston Public.”
Leslie shared a video of himself performing a hymn on Instagram on Sunday.
Leslie was last seen in public around a month ago, when our photographers were observing his response to Elton John and Britney Spears releasing a new song together.
A representative for Leslie Jordan stated on Jordan’s Instagram that Leslie’s love and light will go on, and they ask one to share one’s memories and support one another at this difficult time. In the following days, they’ll give one a sneak peek at a project Leslie was extremely proud of and eager to share with the rest of the world.
Leslie’s automobile was recently removed from the scene by a tow truck, and one can see considerable damage to the front passenger’s side, with his wheel almost completely missing.
Leslie was 67 years old.
Rest In Peace.
