Rows Of Film And Series Starring Actor Leslie Jordan

Leslie Jordan (Instagram @thelesliejordan)

JAKARTA - Actor Leslie Jordan was confirmed dead in an accident. This statement was announced by the Los Angeles police after Jordan could not be saved.

Leslie Jordan, who was in medical condition, crashed her car into a wall between Cahuenga Boulevard and Romaine Street around 09.45 US time.

Launching Deadline, the Los Angeles medical examiner's office stated that Leslie Jordan was declared dead at the scene. Meanwhile, the investigation is being postponed.

Representative Leslie Jordan, lawyer Eric Feig said, "Today one of the Hollywood shining stars is gone. We are saddened by the departure of our friend and client Leslie Jordan."

It's an honor to know and work with him. Apart from his talent, Leslie brings happiness to everyone, kindness, sweetness will be missed by everyone," he continued.

Through this statement, the representative also mentioned that there was Leslie Jordan's project that he was looking forward to. "We will share footage of a project that Leslie is proud of and looking forward to sharing with the world," he concluded.

Leslie Jordan is an actor who is known through Will & Grace. In addition, she also starred in the series American Horror Story, Hearts Afire, Murphy Brown,UGly Betty, and Boston Public.

Born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennesee, Leslie Jordan moved to Los Angeles in 1982. He began exploring television through The Fall Guy in 1986.

He played in the series Will & Grace until 2006. Jordan became Beverly Leslie, the enemy of Karen Walker. Due to his role, Leslie Jordan received an Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series.

In 2020, Leslie Jordan joined the series Call Me Kat along withKAN Jackson and Kyla Pratt. He also starred in several series but Call Me Kat became his last long project.

He is also actively sharing daily videos on Instagram. The day before his departure, Leslie Jordan uploaded a video of herself singing the song When the Roll is Called Up Yonder. His Instagram account was followed by 5.8 million viewers because the video series Jordan made had gone viral during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Leslie Jordan's departure leaves sorrow for the public, including fellow artists.

"Leslie. I don't believe it. You are my friend's love and light. I love and will miss you. Rest in peace," wrote Nicole Scherzinger.

"This is how you say goodbye," wrote Lance Bass.

"I love you Leslie RIP," added Amber Rose.Leslie Jordan died at the age of 67.