Christine Johnston is approaching her distinctive line, “her gender and” the city “will follow her to the grave

New York may end, but Lexi Fextuston will live forever.

Christine Johnston-who boldly declared the character of her “gender and personality” that she “felt very bored could die” before she retracted until her death-she loves the idea of remembering her one bow in the 1990s.

“It is possible that you will follow the Cemetery of Baladi, this quote from” New York has ended “, and exclusively tells the sixth page while promoting its new show on Netflix,” Leanne “.

She added, “And you know what?

In the sixth season episode, Entitled “Splat” Johnston plays a social role of Fathrson, who did not reunite with her old boyfriend, Carrie Bradche (Sarah Jessica Parker), at the Chicchi party.

After he was asked not to smoke inside, Festtston stands near a window from the ground to the cracked ceiling to smoke a cigarette while she is in a state of nightlife in New York.

“When did everyone stop smoking? When was everyone associated? This was the most exciting city in the world,” she said. “New York has ended. End. End. No one is fun. Whatever happens for pleasure? God, I feel very bored, I can die.”

Fextust converts her ankle, and while she tries to seize the curtains, he falls from the window.

“Rock from the Sun” star will soon be seen in “Leanne”, a comic armed in Netflix starring Leanne Morgan, whose life was raised when her 33 -year -old husband leaves her to another woman.

Johnston plays the role of Lyan’s sister, who, if given “a choice between going to the church and going to a bar, will always choose the latter.”

In real life, Johnston was sober for more than a decade.

She wrote about her addiction to alcohol and grains in the 2013 notes, “Courage: endless fools and small victories for a giant disaster“

In this, she explicitly revealed that her addiction began in high school and at its climax, she saw two bottles of wine at night.

Johnston tells us that she decided to be brutally honest because “I wanted to write the book that I was hoping to read in rehabilitation.”

“My mom” adds that she had found 12 “boring” steps and literature programs, so I liked that I liked this qualification as a book as I want to write, like something funny and you can contact it.

“So I was not really intended to write it honestly, but it came out this way.”

“Leanne” begins Broadcast on July 31.