Is Glee's Kurt getting a Boyfriend?

Rumors are spreading about Glee's upcoming season. Especially about Kurt's possible boyfriend.

Movieline thinks they have the deal:

After the jump, Movieline theorizes why the show’s newest addition, Chord Overstreet, will most likely be playing Kurt’s better half.

Deadline is reporting that after a wide talent search, Glee has cast iCarly’s Chord Overstreet in the recurring role of “Sam, a McKinley high school athlete who starts off as Finn (Cory Monteith)’s protégé but becomes his competition.” Sam will be introduced in the second season premiere on Sept. 21. Now, follow along with Movieline’s reasoning as to why Sam is probably Kurt’s boyfriend:

· Back in January, Ryan Murphy revealed that he was adding three recurring roles to the season two cast, including Kurt’s significant other. So far, Glee has already announced that John Stamos and Charice would join the cast in recurring capacities.

· In the same statement, Murphy explained that he was completing a nationwide search for the perfect boyfriend for Kurt. Overstreet was cast after a wide talent search.

· It later leaked that Kurt’s boyfriend will be a member of the McKinley High football team and if Sam is a high school athlete/protégé of Finn’s, he is probably on the football team… unless Finn joins the water polo team next season.

Interesting

I guess That's his Man

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Life according to Ororo 4

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