There is no doubt that several fans are waiting for "Orange Is The New Black" Season 4. While the popular TV series is on break, let's check out the whereabouts of the actors involved in the show.
We will start with Dascha Polanco, the actress who plays Dayanara Diaz in the hit TV show "Orange Is The New Black." Parent Herald previously reported the actress thoughts about a potential reconciliation of her character with John Benett (Matt McGorry) after he left her and their baby.
"He walked out of her life and her main priority right now is figuring out how she can take care of her child," she said pertaining to her character. "When I found out about the breakup, I was sad but proud. He had to do what he had to do, and I think Dayanara tried to live a fairy tale. But she's in jail, and there's a disconnect there."
Per Fox News, Polanco is picky when it comes to choosing her next roles. When asked about her thoughts about on-screen nudity, the actress was straightforward on her response.
"I would do a nude scene for an independent film, if it is a good story," she told PageSix. "I'd better be the lead though, let's keep it real. The only restriction I would have is a 'hoo-ha' patch and some pasties. I am sure that it would be a professional setting, so I would be comfortable with that."
On a separate note, "Orange Is The New Black" creator Jenji Kohan received a violent threat from the same guy who made a creepy comment to Laura Prepon. Both have already filed for court order protection against William Austin, TMZ reported.
The report suggested that Kohan filed for a separate restraining order after she received an audio recording from Austin on her Instagram saying, "Get ready, violence is coming."
Prepon's doc did not mention any specific threats from Austin, but there are bizarre tweets from him that is indeed threatening. One post featured a photo of the actress, which he captioned with "Here is a recent picture of Laura Prepon my Wifey and Friend." The message is sweet, but it includes gun and knife emojis.
The judge ruled that there was enough of a threat to sign off the restraining orders for both. Now, Austin cannot get near them. He should be 100 yards away from them and their families.
Do you believe that Austin is violent? What do you think is his intention for posting those bizarre and threatening messages? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
Meanwhile, "Orange Is The New Black" Season 4 will return on Netflix in 2016.
