Remembering Leslie Jordan: Queer Icon, Light Of This World Ultra Daddy

Gay icon and hero of the COVID-19 lockdowns Leslie Jordan died at the age of 67 this morning following a car accident in Los Angeles. As a gay individual myself, I remember him for his unabashed sense of queer joy, his heartwarming smile and those fabulous

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RIP to a total dad magnet (Source: Leslie Jordan’s Instagram).

God, I am SO gay (Source: Leslie Jordan’s Instagram).

leslie jordan was a genuine queer icon and a goddamn legend. so grateful for his life and his work. he will be terribly missed.

— caleb hearon (@calebsaysthings) October 24, 2022

One of the saddest things about losing Leslie Jordan is realizing how few gay men of his generation survived the AIDS crisis. All that talent, fabulousness, and culture we never got to see. Imagine 70,000+ more Leslie Jordan’s. pic.twitter.com/ffE0bImvM0

— Eric Gonzaba (@EGonzaba) October 24, 2022

throughout lockdown

Leslie Jordan’s reaction to WAP by @iamcardib & @theestallion will always be priceless Rest In Paradise
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— THiQUE HARLAN (@iHVRLVN) October 24, 2022

i used to see leslie jordan every day at the west hollywood starbucks.

back in 2015, a group of teens came in and started shouting f-slurs.

leslie was the littlest guy in the room, and also the loudest.

he shouted them down with gusto. pic.twitter.com/5xSvtduBrU

— wyatt.today (@wyatttoday) October 24, 2022

Leslie Jordan passed away today. He had us rolling all through the 2020 pandemic. RIP pic.twitter.com/LiDFIS7CFr

— Drebae (@Drebae_) October 24, 2022

RIP to a legend, we’ll forever stan Leslie Jordan pic.twitter.com/EKUYsVCQOx

— Grindr (@Grindr) October 24, 2022

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