Is Jared Padalecki Playing a GAY Supe on "The Boys" Season 5?! His Role Is DISGUSTING!

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Is Jared Padalecki Playing a GAY Supe on "The Boys" Season 5?! His Role Is DISGUSTING!

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Hold onto your demon-slaying weapons, Supernatural fans! Jared Padalecki is officially joining Jensen Ackles in the fifth and final season of Prime Video's "The Boys." While details are scarce, the promise of an onscreen reunion between the Winchester brothers is enough to send the fandom into a frenzy.

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Olivia Singh and Caralynn Matassa report that Padalecki confirmed the news to Business Insider at the Texas Film Awards, admitting, "I don't know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying.

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