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Anna Camp and Skylar Astin called it quits. So, why the split? Here's everything we know about the Pitch Perfect pair's relationship. Skylar Astin coming out of the closet in would be a surprise because no one expects it. Although Skylar Astin has refused on numerous occasions to being homosexual, rumors are constantly found on-line. Skylar Astin Lipstein[1] (born September 23, ) [2][3] is an American actor.

Skylar Astin Lipstein[1] (born September

He became known for portraying Jesse Swanson in the musical films Pitch Perfect () and Pitch Perfect 2 (). In , Skylar found love offscreen with Jack Osbourne’s ex-wife, Lisa Stelly. Skylar and Lisa confirmed their relationship on social media by way of an Instagram post. The couple was seen locking lips in a rare photo that sent the internet into a tizzy. In , Skylar Astin is not dating anyone. He was previously married to Anna Camp, his Pitch Perfect co-star, but the couple split in He later dated Lisa Stelly, the founder of Fancy Sprinkles and Jack Osbourne’s ex-wife, but they split up in He has not been romantically linked to anyone since then.

Along with his husband Chet Thomas Carot , the matriarch of their family, Margret Marcia Gay Harden , and their sister Allison Madeline Wise , the Wright family is a the perfect storm of loving family dysfunction. So Help Me Todd follows Margaret, an incredible attorney and the misguided but talented Todd as they take on cases while trying to navigate familial drama.

While doing so, Lawrence has an existential moment where he unpacks being labeled as gay watch the exclusive clip here! I was really excited for a lot of reasons. AND we also learn some unexpected things about him and his world view. How did you connect with where Lawrence is at in his queer journey in this episode?

What does it matter if I have that label? Labels are of course helpful. They build community and support networks and encourage self expression. Sexuality is so nuanced and varied and NOT black and white and there should be room for everyone in the queer community. He kinda just proudly… is. I think So Help Me Todd is cool for allowing him to exist. This is actually the first time identity has really come into play for my character.

So far Lawrence has just existed as a member of the Wright family, who, yes, IS gay and married to a man, but has adult problems and family drama that have nothing to do with his sexual identity. Seeing queer characters just going about their everyday lives on television helps to show the world that all sexual orientations are valid forms of human expression.

What would it have been like for you to see a character like Lawrence when you were younger? I grew up in the 80s and 90s in a very religious home and I can only think of a handful of queer characters that I saw on tv and film… they were either closeted or struggling for acceptance or, frankly, dying of AIDS. It was scary! I was terrified of being gay, of what that would MEAN for my future.

So clearly, a gay man like Lawrence, married, with a kid, and fully accepted by his family, would have been a breath of fresh air to say the least.