Jared Padalecki is hanging up his cowboy hat for now. The 41-year-old Walker actor announced that his CW series was not renewed for a fifth season in a new statement, which he shared to Instagram on Wednesday, May 22. In his post, Jared included a clip of a cowboy hat.
“Howdy y’all. It is with a heavy heart that I share this news with you,” Jared began in his caption. “#Walker will not be airing on #CW for a fifth season. It’s a tough piece of news to be sure, but we are SO thankful for the #WalkerFamily that has been built, both on set and off.”
The Supernatural alum went on to note that he and the cast and crew of Walker “have felt the love and support from the entire #WalkerFamily, and we will be forever grateful.”
“Too often, we get to be the ones receiving the praise and gratitude and flattery and, all too often, we miss the opportunity to put it back where it belongs …WITH THE FANS,” Jared added in his caption. “In this world, home isn’t a ‘place;’ it’s a relationship. ‘Places’ can be lost. ‘Relationships’ can live forever.”
At the end of his Instagram announcement, Jared called the series an “honor to be a part of.”
“Our gratitude and love for the entire #WalkerFamily will live forever,” he wrote. “It has been a unique honor to be a part of the cast and crew (and fandom!) that helped #Walker tell the stories that we told. I will forever smile on the years I got to spend with the cast and crew and studio and network and fandom that made this all possible. Til we ride again [sic].”
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Jared Padalecki is hanging up his cowboy hat for now. The 41-year-old Walker actor announced that his CW series was not renewed for a fifth season in a new statement, which he shared to Instagram on Wednesday, May 22. In his post, Jared included a clip of a cowboy hat.
“Howdy y’all. It is with a heavy heart that I share this news with you,” Jared began in his caption. “#Walker will not be airing on #CW for a fifth season. It’s a tough piece of news to be sure, but we are SO thankful for the #WalkerFamily that has been built, both on set and off.”
The Supernatural alum went on to note that he and the cast and crew of Walker “have felt the love and support from the entire #WalkerFamily, and we will be forever grateful.”
“Too often, we get to be the ones receiving the praise and gratitude and flattery and, all too often, we miss the opportunity to put it back where it belongs …WITH THE FANS,” Jared added in his caption. “In this world, home isn’t a ‘place;’ it’s a relationship. ‘Places’ can be lost. ‘Relationships’ can live forever.”
At the end of his Instagram announcement, Jared called the series an “honor to be a part of.”
“Our gratitude and love for the entire #WalkerFamily will live forever,” he wrote. “It has been a unique honor to be a part of the cast and crew (and fandom!) that helped #Walker tell the stories that we told. I will forever smile on the years I got to spend with the cast and crew and studio and network and fandom that made this all possible. Til we ride again [sic].”
