Glee fans everywhere earlier in the week when star Chris Colfer announced via Twitter that he was fired from the show. However, it later turned out that his account was hacked and that he is in fact not leaving the hit series. The Kurt actor is no stranger to drama, he recently opened up about issues with people starting rumors. Meanwhile, Darren Criss has been spilling the beans on the finale season.
When they say “don’t stop believing,” they don’t mean you have to believe everything you read. Especially on the internet. If you did that they you were likely very upset when you read on Chris Colfer’s recent tweets, reading:
“Due to personal issues, I have been let go from the cast of GLEE. Explanations will come shortly…”
However, Colfer and his fans were the victims of a cruel joke. It turns out that his Twitter account was hacked. Colfer’s rep confirmed this, telling E! News:
"It's not true. Chris is confirmed for the next season of Glee."
Chris Colfer is used to lies being spread about him, as her recently told People:
"People have written fake stories about me dying before because they know it's a guarantee hit on their link. No matter what I say, people are going to take it and spin it. Everyone clicks on that link as opposed to, 'Ooh, check out Chris Colfer's children's series.' No one wants to click on that."
Colfer went on to talk about he drama the media tries to stir up, adding:
"I've seen some of my closest friends on 'Glee' go through where these horrible things are written about them and none of it is true, but some reporter wants to get a hit, they say so-and-so is a raging b*tch...I don't want to say life is too short for drama, but I think I'm just too old for drama. I'd rather go home and be with my cat and my dog then start a war with someone.
Despite the drama, Colfer is planning on sticking out to the nuclear end.
Colfer’s costar and Blaine Anderson actor Darren Criss spoke with E! News about Season 6:
"Not many television shows are afforded the luxury of knowing when you're going to end so that's nice’ You have time to kind of wrap your brain around on it and get a little closure so I'm excited, but I'm definitely not running to the finish line by any means. I'm enjoying what I have left because I don't think it'll ever be like this ever again."
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