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‘Arrow’ reveals major character is gay

“Arrow” revealed that one of its major characters is gay in the second episode of its seventh season.

The episode titled “The Longbow Hunters,” which aired on Monday, featured a flash forward with Oliver’s son William now all grown up. William is reunited with Roy and gives a swift rundown of what he’s been up to in an off-hand comment about his sexuality.

“Felicity and Oliver, they really just left you?” Roy asks William.

He replies: “Pretty much. And my ex-boyfriend wonders why I have promise issues.”

Some fans were thrilled at the series adding more LGBT characters.

https://twitter.com/GellerSandrine/status/1052048492947001344

1) Stephen doesn’t write the business. 2) I’m so glad the LGBTQ community are being represented more. I’m so proud of @ARROWwriters@CW_Arrow for making William homosexual. So stop speaking on behalf of the viewers, because you don’t
— Steph (@stephw19xoxo) October 23, 2018

“Arrow” airs on Mondays at 8 p.m. on CW.

'Arrow' star Colton Haynes opens up about being queer in Hollywood

 -- "Arrow" star Colton Haynes took Hollywood to task for what he says is its poor treatment of gay actors.

The actor, who came out publicly in an interview with Amusement Weekly in May 2016, took to Twitter on Tuesday to rail against homophobia in Hollywood.

"Hollywood is so f---ed up," Haynes tweeted to his 1.96 million followers. "So much of the focus is on your personal being & has nothing to do with the talent you have to transport to the table."

He went on to say how that his personal being shouldn't limit what roles he plays.

Haynes broke out playing Jackson Whittemore on MTV's "Teen Wolf" before landing the role of Roy Harper on CW's "Arrow." He'll appear next as Detective Samuels in FX's "American Horror Story: Cult."

He thanked the openly gay creators of those three series for casting him.

Meanwhile, Haynes' personal existence seems to be going well. He got engaged in March to Jeff Leatham, a celebrity florist and an art director who popped the interrogate — with a short-lived assist from close companion Cher —

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‘Arrow’ reveals major character is gay

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