Danny Boy Hatchard

[Utadafan]

Wonder if he lets his gay housemate suck him off

Why would he though?

 

[linkyboi88]

Why would he though?

a bj is a bj

 

[6732191]

Any recent of him?

 

[Reekshavok]

Hmmm I’m nearly sure his atleast Bi but won’t reveal it which is fair. I mean the signs are there even though he has said otherwise.

He quoted 90% of his friends are gay.

Is private about his love life, and the absence of a female partner is noticeable for a good looking lad like himself.

His roommate is Gay and they seem super friendly.

 

[deleted1266351]

A little bit of VPL going on in his insta story today

 

[MaidstoneChub]

A little bit of VPL going on in his insta story today

Really? I see no VPL!?

 

[ginobrouwers]

Hmmm I’m nearly sure his atleast Bi but won’t reveal it which is fair. I mean the signs are there even though he has said otherwise.

He quoted 90% of his friends are gay.

Is private about his love life, and the absence of a female partner is noticeable for a good looking lad like himself.

His roommate is Gay and they seem super friendly.

to be fair 90% of dancers, actors and theatre folk are gay - so it makes sense he knows a lot of them .
Not sure why he would need a bj from his flatmate - when he could easily pull a girl if he wanted

 

[deleted1266351]

Really? I see no VPL!?

Can you not??

 

[Mark Carney]

 

[linkyboi88]

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still think he's gay

 

[Reekshavok]

Why is he never shirtless

 

[deleted1266351]

He informed fans he's taking a social media break to find himself ??? .. and that he did ... But during this recent PRIDE he's back on his accounts especc Instagram and has been celebrating PRIDE ... which is a good thing, I've always found him a lovely genuine guy X

 

[dmos]

Why is he never shirtless

Body image/dysmorphia, perhaps? He's definitely lost weight since his Eastenders days, but he might still see himself as doughy or flabby or whatever negative image his mind might come up with. A shame since even when he had a few extra pounds it still looked good on him since he carried it well... especially in his ass.

 

[dmos]

And speaking of his ass...

Nice to see he's enjoying Pride while he's out there "finding himself."

 

[rihrihroman]

And speaking of his ass... View attachment 41166951

Nice to see he's enjoying Pride while he's out there "finding himself."

The way I want to bury my face in it

 

[763790]

And speaking of his ass... View attachment 41166951

Nice to see he's enjoying Pride while he's out there "finding himself."

I have always liked Danny, but I have always sensed an air of sadness or loneliness about him. He often starts projects and then drops them quickly (his You Tube account, for example), his deep attachment to his dog (he described himself as a "dog dad"). I noticed in one of his posts about Manchester Pride last week somebody asked him outright if he were gay himself. He didn't reply. I know at one time he denied it, but then I think of another soap actor (Scott Neal, who, coincidentally appeared in the film version of Beautiful Thing), always denied being gay, and during his tenure on The Bill developed what he liked to describe as a relationship, with one of the older women on the show - the relationship seemed as genuine as "Matron" Hattie Jacques and "Doctor" Kenneth Williams in the Carry-Ons.

I think the problem for both Scott, at the height of his fame, and Danny now, both have families (in Danny's case working class East End, the same as mine - in fact I was born just a couple of miles from where Danny was), and I suspect there might be family reasons why he hasn't declared his sexuality. It seems clear to me, breaking his self-imposed purdah on SM to comment on both Pride and another gay related issue, that he is giving a hint, a clue as to his true self. I myself would never have come out while my mum and dad were alive as you are aware of the disappointment this can cause.

There seems to be other clues. He has said on the record that he was excluded from school twice, and that he was bullied. He also mentioned on SM that his best subject at school was P.E., so any idea that he was bullied because he was a non-athletic swot is clearly wrong.

He is one of those men it would be nice to know, but I think almost impossible. I think a lot is hidden, but what comes across to me more strongly than anything is a sense of depression and isolation.

I hope one day he really is happy and not pretending to be happy, because I don't think he is.

 

[rihrihroman]

I have always liked Danny, but I have always sensed an air of sadness or loneliness about him. He often starts projects and then drops them quickly (his You Tube account, for example), his deep attachment to his dog (he described himself as a "dog dad"). I noticed in one of his posts about Manchester Pride last week somebody asked him outright if he were gay himself. He didn't reply. I know at one time he denied it, but then I think of another soap actor (Scott Neal, who, coincidentally appeared in the film version of Beautiful Thing), always denied being gay, and during his tenure on The Bill developed what he liked to describe as a relationship, with one of the older women on the show - the relationship seemed as genuine as "Matron" Hattie Jacques and "Doctor" Kenneth Williams in the Carry-Ons.

I think the problem for both Scott, at the height of his fame, and Danny now, both have families (in Danny's case working class East End, the same as mine - in fact I was born just a couple of miles from where Danny was), and I suspect there might be family reasons why he hasn't declared his sexuality. It seems clear to me, breaking his self-imposed purdah on SM to comment on both Pride and another gay related issue, that he is giving a hint, a clue as to his true self. I myself would never have come out while my mum and dad were alive as you are aware of the disappointment this can cause.

There seems to be other clues. He has said on the record that he was excluded from school twice, and that he was bullied. He also mentioned on SM that his best subject at school was P.E., so any idea that he was bullied because he was a non-athletic swot is clearly wrong.

He is one of those men it would be nice to know, but I think almost impossible. I think a lot is hidden, but what comes across to me more strongly than anything is a sense of depression and isolation.

I hope one day he really is happy and not pretending to be happy, because I don't think he is.

You don't know him

 

[Reekshavok]

I have always liked Danny, but I have always sensed an air of sadness or loneliness about him. He often starts projects and then drops them quickly (his You Tube account, for example), his deep attachment to his dog (he described himself as a "dog dad"). I noticed in one of his posts about Manchester Pride last week somebody asked him outright if he were gay himself. He didn't reply. I know at one time he denied it, but then I think of another soap actor (Scott Neal, who, coincidentally appeared in the film version of Beautiful Thing), always denied being gay, and during his tenure on The Bill developed what he liked to describe as a relationship, with one of the older women on the show - the relationship seemed as genuine as "Matron" Hattie Jacques and "Doctor" Kenneth Williams in the Carry-Ons.

I think the problem for both Scott, at the height of his fame, and Danny now, both have families (in Danny's case working class East End, the same as mine - in fact I was born just a couple of miles from where Danny was), and I suspect there might be family reasons why he hasn't declared his sexuality. It seems clear to me, breaking his self-imposed purdah on SM to comment on both Pride and another gay related issue, that he is giving a hint, a clue as to his true self. I myself would never have come out while my mum and dad were alive as you are aware of the disappointment this can cause.

There seems to be other clues. He has said on the record that he was excluded from school twice, and that he was bullied. He also mentioned on SM that his best subject at school was P.E., so any idea that he was bullied because he was a non-athletic swot is clearly wrong.

He is one of those men it would be nice to know, but I think almost impossible. I think a lot is hidden, but what comes across to me more strongly than anything is a sense of depression and isolation.

I hope one day he really is happy and not pretending to be happy, because I don't think he is.

His just a private person which is fair, not eve

I have always liked Danny, but I have always sensed an air of sadness or loneliness about him. He often starts projects and then drops them quickly (his You Tube account, for example), his deep attachment to his dog (he described himself as a "dog dad"). I noticed in one of his posts about Manchester Pride last week somebody asked him outright if he were gay himself. He didn't reply. I know at one time he denied it, but then I think of another soap actor (Scott Neal, who, coincidentally appeared in the film version of Beautiful Thing), always denied being gay, and during his tenure on The Bill developed what he liked to describe as a relationship, with one of the older women on the show - the relationship seemed as genuine as "Matron" Hattie Jacques and "Doctor" Kenneth Williams in the Carry-Ons.

I think the problem for both Scott, at the height of his fame, and Danny now, both have families (in Danny's case working class East End, the same as mine - in fact I was born just a couple of miles from where Danny was), and I suspect there might be family reasons why he hasn't declared his sexuality. It seems clear to me, breaking his self-imposed purdah on SM to comment on both Pride and another gay related issue, that he is giving a hint, a clue as to his true self. I myself would never have come out while my mum and dad were alive as you are aware of the disappointment this can cause.

There seems to be other clues. He has said on the record that he was excluded from school twice, and that he was bullied. He also mentioned on SM that his best subject at school was P.E., so any idea that he was bullied because he was a non-athletic swot is clearly wrong.

He is one of those men it would be nice to know, but I think almost impossible. I think a lot is hidden, but what comes across to me more strongly than anything is a sense of depression and isolation.

I hope one day he really is happy and not pretending to be happy, because I don't think he is.

His extremely private about his personal life that’s no big deal he said so on a tweet recently. It might not have anything to do with his sexual orientation. Some people just like their privacy more than others particularly being in the public eye. It is assumed they must open all aspects of their life to the world just because there on television. Give him break if his gay then let him come out in his his own whether it takes 2,5,10 years that’s his choice. If his straight then be happy Dan is such a strong LGBTQ+ advocate

 

[Notlikeskywalker]

Hmmm I’m nearly sure his atleast Bi but won’t reveal it which is fair. I mean the signs are there even though he has said otherwise.

He quoted 90% of his friends are gay.

Is private about his love life, and the absence of a female partner is noticeable for a good looking lad like himself.

His roommate is Gay and they seem super friendly.

He used to post pictures on twitter with a girlfriend a couple of years ago. He's blocked me since (after calling me a cunt for correcting a false politically ranting tweet of his) so I don't know if that relationship is still going but he generally came across as preachy at times so I'd say the gay friends thing is to goad the homophobes more than being a closeted lifestyle.

 

[Maxversini]

You don't know him

Neither do you