Wayne Bradyis proud to be a working actor.After a Twitter user noticed theWhose Line Is It Anywaystar appearing onThe Bold and the Beautiful, and questioned why he would choose to act on a soap, the 46-year-old was quick to clap back.“Why tf is @WayneBrady on a daytime soap opera. Someone needs to make a Who’s Line Is It Anyway reboot STAT,” the social media user tweeted on Tuesday.Brady fired back and defended his decision to appear as Dr. Reese Buckingham on the long-running CBS drama — in four epic responses.Wayne Brady/Twitter“Well, because a) I’m an actor b) I want to and I’m grown,” he began.He also informed the Twitter critic that the comedic game showWhose Line Is It Anywayhas been airing since it was rebooted in 2013.“c) @cwwhoseline has been on the air for 6 seasons, so your reboot wish is granted. Watch it,” he wrote.“And d)having 3 jobs is better than one,” he concluded, “So thank you for your concern and have a wonderful day.”Wayne Brady and daughter Maile Brady.Patrick McElhenney/CBSNot only is Brady thankful to be doing what he loves as an actor, but he’s also proud to be sharing the small screen with one of the most beloved people in his life.Last fall, “proud papa” Brady and his 15-year-old daughter, Maile Brady,appeared opposite each otheronThe Bold and the Beautiful.The father-daughter scene was especially meaningful for Wayne because theLet’s Make a Dealhost often watchedB&Bwith his grandmother.The Brady matriarch, who is now 87, got to watch her grandson and great-granddaughter on the soap opera when their scene aired on Dec. 13.“It was appointment viewing for myself and my grandmother,” Wayne toldCBSin October. “Cut to Maile getting to play a role on the show that I loved, and that so many great actors have come out of? It’s just thrilling. I’m really beside myself.”Patrick Wymore/The CWAnd theirB&Bscene may just be the beginning of more professional partnerships to come.“I think the dream would be for us to be on Broadway together,” the father of one toldEntertainment Tonightin October while visiting theB&Bset to watch Maile film her debut.The Bold and The Beautifulairs weekdays (1:30 p.m. ET) on CBS.
Wayne Bradyis proud to be a working actor.
After a Twitter user noticed theWhose Line Is It Anywaystar appearing onThe Bold and the Beautiful, and questioned why he would choose to act on a soap, the 46-year-old was quick to clap back.
“Why tf is @WayneBrady on a daytime soap opera. Someone needs to make a Who’s Line Is It Anyway reboot STAT,” the social media user tweeted on Tuesday.
Brady fired back and defended his decision to appear as Dr. Reese Buckingham on the long-running CBS drama — in four epic responses.
Wayne Brady/Twitter
“Well, because a) I’m an actor b) I want to and I’m grown,” he began.
He also informed the Twitter critic that the comedic game showWhose Line Is It Anywayhas been airing since it was rebooted in 2013.
“c) @cwwhoseline has been on the air for 6 seasons, so your reboot wish is granted. Watch it,” he wrote.
“And d)having 3 jobs is better than one,” he concluded, “So thank you for your concern and have a wonderful day.”
Wayne Brady and daughter Maile Brady.Patrick McElhenney/CBS
Not only is Brady thankful to be doing what he loves as an actor, but he’s also proud to be sharing the small screen with one of the most beloved people in his life.
Last fall, “proud papa” Brady and his 15-year-old daughter, Maile Brady,appeared opposite each otheronThe Bold and the Beautiful.
The father-daughter scene was especially meaningful for Wayne because theLet’s Make a Dealhost often watchedB&Bwith his grandmother.
The Brady matriarch, who is now 87, got to watch her grandson and great-granddaughter on the soap opera when their scene aired on Dec. 13.
“It was appointment viewing for myself and my grandmother,” Wayne toldCBSin October. “Cut to Maile getting to play a role on the show that I loved, and that so many great actors have come out of? It’s just thrilling. I’m really beside myself.”
Patrick Wymore/The CW
And theirB&Bscene may just be the beginning of more professional partnerships to come.
“I think the dream would be for us to be on Broadway together,” the father of one toldEntertainment Tonightin October while visiting theB&Bset to watch Maile film her debut.
The Bold and The Beautifulairs weekdays (1:30 p.m. ET) on CBS.
source: people.com
