Is Jesus Gay in The Walking Dead? Yes, in Both the TV Series and the Comics

  • Paul “Jesus” Rovia, played by Tom Payne, is gay in AMC’s The Walking Dead; in Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard’s comic he is Paul Monroe and is also gay.
  • The show confirmed it in season 7, episode 14, “The Other Side” (19 March 2017), when he tells Maggie he has found it hard to get close to “neighbours, friends… boyfriends.”
  • In the comics Jesus and Aaron become a couple; on television they remain close friends.
  • Jesus is killed by a Whisperer in “Evolution,” season 9, episode 8 (25 November 2018); in the comics he survives to the final issue, #193.
  • The character shares only a nickname with Jesus Christ. The Gospels record no marriage or sexual relationship for Jesus, and churches have traditionally held that he was celibate.

Yes. Paul Rovia, the character nicknamed Jesus in The Walking Dead, is gay in the AMC television series and in the comic book on which it is based. The show confirmed it in a single line of dialogue in season 7, in March 2017. The character shares only a nickname with Jesus Christ. Who is Jesus in The Walking Dead? Jesus is the nickname of Paul Rovia, a member of the Hilltop community who scouts for supplies and recruits newcomers,…

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