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'Gossip Girl': Connor Paolo’s character pushed out of the closet

04:36 PM PT, Apr 23 2008

After all the rumors of which "Gossip Girl" character is coming out of the closet, Lily van der Woodsen, er, Kelly Rutherford let it slip to US Weekly that it is indeed her TV son Eric. Just as I suspected. CW representatives won't confirm the news, but Rutherford says in the video that she's already filmed the scene. Plus, we know the episode airs May 3.

She also reveals her character will be wearing Vera Wang on her wedding to Bart Bass and that complications involving Rufus will arise. He's going to have to pull a bigger stunt than walking from Brooklyn to Manhattan wearing a flimsy sweater in the dead of winter. I'd like to see Lily pull a Ross Geller and say Rufus' name instead of Bart's at the altar. We shall see...

--Enid Portuguez

Photo: Actor Connor Paolo attends a screening of the Warner Independent Pictures Film "Snow Angels" at The Museum of Modern Art on March 4 in NYC. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)

April 23, 2008 in Gossip Girl | Permalink

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This confirms what I thought about Eric too but how could the new episode be on May 3rd because that is a Saturday and Gossip Girl airs on Mondays?

Posted by: erin | April 24, 2008 at 01:46 PM

Oops, I meant May 5! Thanks erin!

Posted by: Enid | April 25, 2008 at 12:14 PM

Connor Paolo's complexion is really really white.

Posted by: Bakleeta Aketch | May 02, 2008 at 11:27 PM

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