Comic Actor Leslie Jordan Dies at 67

Leslie Jordan, a comic actor who played on various television shows, including “Will and Grace,” died on Monday in a car crash in Hollywood.

People also recognized him after his homemade videos attracted millions of Instagram followers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A report said Leslie Jordan’s BMW car collided with a wall after he had experienced a medical emergency.

David Shaul, BRS/Gage Talent Agency, said Leslie provided an emotional sanctuary at one of the most challenging times.

It was about Leslie Jordan’s vignette posts on Instagram when he stayed in Tennessee during the pandemic.

Surprisingly, people loved those videos about his simple and amusing life, and his followers increased to millions.

He had appeared in more than 130 television shows, but his late Instagram stardom was still surprising.

Leslie Jordan’s death was shocking, even for the Hollywood people.

He started his TV career in 1986 by becoming guests on “The Fail Guy,” “Murphy Brown,” and “Newhart.”

Furthermore, Leslie Jordan got some memorable roles in “The People Next Door,” “Top of the Heap,” and “Reasonable Doubts.”

Later, Leslie Jordan made a great impression on “Will and Grace” about a friendship between a straight interior designer and a gay lawyer sharing an apartment.

The original series began in 2001; then, it got a reboot recently.

Therefore, Leslie Jordan’s death became sad news as he won an Emmy in 2006 for “Will and Grace.”

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