Lynda Carter, most notably known for her role as Wonder Woman in the TV series Wonder Woman (1975-1979) tweeted out a wholesome message on the social media platform. Seemingly replying to a fan, the real-life Wonder Woman replied with a heartfelt message and showed her support for the LGBTQ+ community in this world of sexism and homophobia.
Lynda Carter Is A Real-Life Wonder Woman
The wholesome reply traces its origins to a fan tweet to which Lynda Carter replied. The girlfriend of the fan tweeted along the lines of “I knew you wouldn’t let me down. my little lesbian heart thanks you kindly, queen.”
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The tweet ended with a heart and sparkle emoji following which, Lynda Carter gave her iconic tweet.
Making a gay heart happy is on my daily to-do list. Mission accomplished. https://t.co/I2T97BnKrE
— Lynda Carter (@RealLyndaCarter) September 26, 2022
The entire thread is filled with wholesome messages as more and more people talked about homosexuality openly. A married gay couple shared their photo of them celebrating their 7th anniversary in a reply to the Sky High actress.
You always make my heart happy…..me and hubby just celebrated our 7th anniversary pic.twitter.com/4TkQAbLjfH
— Kenneth Hughes-Davis☮️ (@kenteoth) September 26, 2022
The single conversation by former Wonder Woman destroyed the homophobic people’s tweets as the iconic actress from the 70s became a real-life Wonder Woman.
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Lynda Carter Set To Once Again Return As Wonder Woman?
During the production of Wonder Woman (2017), director Patty Jenkins approached Lynda Carter to give her a cameo in the movie. The duo, however, was not able to work it out due to timing issues with Lynda Carter’s concerts. The American actress indeed gave a cameo in Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) as Asteria. This has led to some speculations about the actress returning to don the costume of Wonder Woman once again.
As per recent news, she is indeed confirmed for Wonder Woman 3 along with Gal Gadot and Chris Pine reprising their roles. The movie will be directed by Patty Jenkins but there has been no release date so far.
Source: Twitter
