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Well Now it is since Nick Jonas is GAY..... at least is character in his new show "Kingdom" is....

The season finale of DirecTV's Kingdom reveals that Nick Jonas's character, MMA fighter Nate Kulina, is a closeted gay man!

While it had been hinted in Kingdom’s debut season, the Dec. 10 finale threw the doors to Nate’s glass closet wide open after he was rejected from a gay bar and drunkenly found solace in the arms (well, mouth) of another man.

For Balasco, the show's creator, having a gay character in the MMA world was particularly important. “I wanted to tell this story in an environment that would be, perhaps, extra challenging for a gay man,” the Kingdom creator told BuzzFeed News. “Really show somebody who is struggling with this part of his life and reconciling it with the combination of what it takes to be an elite level athlete and how that concentration makes you to block out and ignore real questions that you have about yourself and about the life you’re living

And Nick is really cool with the part and his sexually in it.... Nick, that's why WE LOVE YOU.....

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