
Woods-Robinson continued: "Ross and I had so many conversations with members of the LGBT community about your stories and your challenges and your victories." "It always brought us such pride knowing that we were able to bring a relationship to life that resonated with so many people, that echoed at a core level."Thank you, #TWDFamily, for your stories. Thank you, #LGBTQ for your support. Thank you, @WalkingDead_AMC. Thank you, @RossMarquand. ❤️💛💚💙💜 pic.twitter.com/MYjfoEo6WZ
— JordanWoods-Robinson (@jwoodsrobinson) November 7, 2017

"That's what always made it incredible for me and I'm going to miss that. I'm well, I hope you're well, and now I'm excited to watch this alongside you." Earlier this year, The Walking Dead's Daniel Newman came out in a heartfelt video on social media. More stories: Jake Shears: ‘If all you’re giving the world is your body on Instagram – f**k off’ Attitude’s Masculinity survey reveals almost 75% of gay men are turned off by effeminate guysPart 2/2 ❤️-J pic.twitter.com/MOLU2UWVkd
— JordanWoods-Robinson (@jwoodsrobinson) November 7, 2017