Darren Criss, who plays gay student
Blaine on the Fox musical-comedy Glee, has said his onscreen
romance with Kurt (Chris Colfer) is healthy.
Kurt and Blaine began dating during the
show's second season. Before getting the guy, Kurt endured Blaine
serenading a GAP employee on Valentine's Day and constant bullying
from closeted student Dave Karofsky (played by Max Adler).
This season, their budding romance was
taken to the next level in the recent episode titled The First
Time.
In an interview with gay glossy Out,
Criss described the couple's relationship as “healthy.”
“What will happen to Blaine and
Kurt?” after graduation, Criss was asked.
“I think they'll be okay. They have
a strong relationship. It's good, it's healthy. They've become a
support system for each other,” he answered.
On working with Matt Bomer, who plays
Blaine's brother, Cooper.
“We had a really great time, and he
was easy to relate to. He was doing all of this hilarious stuff and
it was hard for me not to laugh. He was great comedic relief, and I
think you see the chemistry that we had in the episode. He is a
great actor and I can honestly say I had a great time working with
him,” Criss answered.
(Related: White
Collar's Matt Bomer officially comes out gay.)