Javon Walton Joins Season 3 of The Umbrella Academy
15-year-old Euphoria actor Javon Walton expresses his excitement to join the newest season of Netflix’s popular show, The Umbrella Academy. “I heard a rumor… that Javon Walton is joining the cast of Umbrella Academy Season 3 — and I’m happy to confirm that it is true!” Netflix tweeted.
In Euphoria, Walton’s character plays the “ride-or-die” little brother Ashtray of the lovable drug dealer Fezco (Angus Cloud). Season 2 of Euphoria showcases Ashtray, who would do anything for his amazing brother, and the fans love the brotherly support. As Euphoria Season 2 comes to a sad end, this is definitely not the end for Walton. Fans can anticipate more to come from the talented actor.
I heard a rumor… that Javon Walton is joining the cast of Umbrella Academy Season 3 — and I’m happy to confirm that it is true!
— Netflix (@netflix) March 1, 2022
📸:: Reed Macke pic.twitter.com/I3vGAuqz0L
The young rising star will be on fans’ screens once again. Walton teases some information on the new The Umbrella Academy season. He reveals that he shares some screen time with the famous Elliot Page, one of the main actors in the show. “A lot of people are thinking I’m joining the Academy and it’s really cool seeing all the theories they’re making on it,” he stated. “But [producers] Steve Blackman and Jeff King did an amazing job on writing my character and I can’t wait for you to see how he came to life. It’s really, really cool.”
Fans are extremely excited about Walton’s debut in The Umbrella Academy. After watching his loyal character as Ashtray, we are thrilled to see what’s next.
I better see Javon Walton swinging on people with hammers, boxcutters and AKs in Umbrella Academy or I’m gonna be really disappointed.
— HUFF | xo (@ErynHuff) March 2, 2022
Eek! I am very interested to see what character he’ll play ✨#UmbrellaAcademy #JavonWalton #season3 https://t.co/4ClM6gov2p
— Dolores (@dohlowres) March 2, 2022
The Netflix original series The Umbrella Academy will release Season 3 in 2022.
