Miles Heizer is reacting to the fate of his Netflix show Boots.
On Monday (December 15), the streaming service announced that the queer coming of age military series has been canceled after one season.
The following day, the 31-year-old actor, who starred as Cameron Cope in the show, reacted to the cancellation.
Keep reading to find out more…“Well, I’m sad to report that Boots isn’t being renewed for a second season,” Miles began on Instagram. “I want to thank everyone for the overwhelming love and support they gave this show. It truly shattered my expectations, and I couldn’t be more grateful 🥹”
He continued, “First and foremost, thank you to @eatgregeat for telling his story and trusting us to retell it through Boots. And thank you to the LGBTQ community that came before me who fought for a world where a show like this could get made. I grew up so afraid of what being gay would mean for my life. So to be on the other side of that, feeling so uplifted and supported, is still insane to me.”
“Yes, I’m pretty disappointed we won’t be returning. But the friends I made and being called woke garbage by the pentagon are things I will cherish for the rest of my life ❤️” Miles concluded. “Thank you so much to everyone who fought to get this show made. It was such a privilege to be a part of it and I’m eternally grateful to have had this opportunity. Truly, thank you. Ok… goodbye for now.”
Along with his message, Miles also shared a bunch of photos with co-stars Liam Oh, Dominic Goodman, Blake Burt, Kieron Moore, Angus O’Brien, Logan Gould, Brandon Tyler Moore, and Johnathan Nieves.
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