HBO’s show “Legendary” is a revolutionary show.
“Legendary” was met with rave reviews (viaThe Hollywood Reporter).
The show’s ability to showcase queer and Black artists while paying homage to LGBTQ culture is revolutionary.
It is no surprise that HBO has decided to renew the show for a third season.
Scout Productions couldn’t hold back their excitement either.
However, there was no bias involved.
Wesley, the host and a member of the ball scene himself, quickly came to Jamil’s defense.
News, this is how it went down.
“I did this to try and help the show I didn’t want to hurt the show.
I didn’t want to give the show any kind of bad stigma.
I said to the producers, ‘Maybe just don’t have me involved.'”
“You are not going anywhere, baby,” he remembers telling her over the phone.
“They told me they were bringing me into their family,” she says.
“That was what stopped me … All I ever wanted was to verify that this show got made.
At the end of the day, we all have each other’s backs.”
So, Jamil will be returning for another season.
