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Ruby Rose has spoken after leaving The CW of the Batwoman. On Wednesday, the lead star posted a heartfelt tribute to the show, with clips of his debut season. “Thank you all for coming on this trip,” she wrote. “If I mentioned all would be 1000 tags.. but Thanks to the cast, crew, producers and the studio. It was not an easy decision, but those who know, know . . . I didn’t want to not recognize all who participated, and how big it was for the TV and for our community.” Rose went on to share why she has not addressed publicly the reason behind her leaving, adding, “I am left in silence, because that is my option for now, but you know that I adore you all. I’m sure that the next season is going to be amazing also. Xxx *hanging hood and the cloak.”
Rose is confirmed for the first time of his departure in a statement on May 19, saying: “I have taken the difficult decision not to return to Batwoman the next season. This was not a decision I took lightly, because I have the utmost respect for the cast, crew, and everyone involved with the show, both in Vancouver and Los Angeles.”
She gave the thanks to the behind-the-scenes team, adding, “I am beyond grateful to Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, and Caroline Dries not only for giving me this incredible opportunity, but for welcoming me into the DC universe have so beautifully created. Thank you Peter Roth and Mark Pedowitz, and the teams at Warner Bros. and The CW to put a lot on the show and always believed in me. Thanks to all who made a season a success, I am very grateful.”
The production companies to make copies of Batwoman also issued a statement, saying: “Warner Bros Tv, The CW, and Berlanti Productions thanks to Ruby for their contributions to the success of our first season and we wish him all the best. The studio and the network are firmly committed to Batwoman‘s second season and the long-term future, and we, along with the show’s creative talent in a team — eager to share your new address, including the launch of a new lead actress and member of the LGBTQ community, in the coming months.”
Rose’s departure has left some fans wondering if it is due to personal reasons, namely: an emergency surgery she had to undergo after being injured on the set last year. However, a source told Variety that your decision to quit Batwoman “it had nothing to do with your health or injuries.” TVLine reported that Rose had a difficult time adjusting to life in Vancouver and working long hours. “It is not 100 percent their decision,” said a source of the current. “It was a rupture. She was not happy working in the program, and did that make it fun to work with them? No. So everyone decided that it would be in the best interest of the fair, and for all concerned, if they were separated. It just wasn’t a good fit.”
The superhero show, which is renewed for season twois return to the small screen in January of 2021although it is not clear who will take the reins as the title character.
