Hold on to your black lace and raven feathers — the Wednesday universe just got hit with a real-life horror twist that even Morticia wouldn’t see coming.
In an explosive, tell-all interview, the director behind Netflix’s gothic mega-hit confirmed that Percy Hynes — the actor who played fan-favorite Xavier Thorpe — wasn’t just removed over past allegations.
According to the jaw-dropping revelation, Percy’s alleged misconduct hit dangerously close to home: he harassed a female cast member on set.
From Rising Star to Industry Outcast
Just two years ago, Percy Hynes was riding high — loved by fans, praised by critics, and branded as the next big thing in young Hollywood.
But the 2023 storm changed everything.
Allegations of racist behavior and sexual harassment exploded online, creating a scandal Netflix initially stayed silent on.
Now, the director’s confession paints a darker, more disturbing picture.
The Shocking On-Set Claim
Speaking to reporters, the director dropped the bombshell:
“It wasn’t just the old allegations. Things happened right here, during production. Things I cannot, and will not, tolerate. He crossed the line with one of our actresses.”
No names were mentioned, but sources say the incident was “serious enough” to trigger an immediate removal order from Netflix executives.
Season 2’s Quiet Erasure
In the newly released season, Percy’s character is gone — explained away with a single, cold line:
“Xavier transferred schools and will no longer attend Nevermore.”
No heartfelt goodbye. No tribute to the character. Just a brutal cut that left fans in shock.
Fans Erupt with Rage — and Relief
The revelations have split the fandom in two:
One furious fan wrote:
“This isn’t cancel culture — this is justice. Protect the women on set.”
While another countered:
“Why are we only hearing about this now? The truth should have come out years ago.”
Netflix’s Silent Strategy
Industry insiders claim Netflix buried the details to protect the brand and keep Season 2’s release on track.
But with the director breaking their silence, the streaming giant may face a fresh PR nightmare.
The Final Twist
In a world where Wednesday thrives on secrets, betrayal, and dark truths, this real-life scandal has outdone the scriptwriters.
And for Percy Hynes, the curtain has fallen — not with a standing ovation, but with a door slammed shut.