Jared Padalecki sues former co-star Jensen Ackles over Supernatural prequel

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Jared Padalecki sues former co-star Jensen Ackles over Supernatural prequel

In a stunning turn of events, actor Jared Padalecki has filed a lawsuit against his former co-star Jensen Ackles over the upcoming Supernatural prequel, "The Winchesters." According to legal documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Padalecki is claiming that he is entitled to a share of the profits from the new series, as he played the lead role of Sam Winchester for 15 seasons on the original show.

The lawsuit alleges that Ackles, who is set to executive produce and reprise his role as Dean Winchester on "The Winchesters," intentionally excluded Padalecki from any financial participation in the prequel. Padalecki's legal team argues that the show is based on characters created during their time together on Supernatural, and that he is entitled to a share of the profits from any derivative works.

The lawsuit also claims that Ackles and his production company, Chaos Machine Productions, went behind Padalecki's back to develop "The Winchesters" without his knowledge or input. The suit alleges that Padalecki only learned of the project after it was announced to the public, and that Ackles and his team deliberately kept him in the dark.

Padalecki's legal team is seeking damages in excess of $100 million, as well as an injunction to prevent the production and distribution of "The Winchesters" without his involvement and compensation.

Fans of Supernatural, which ran for 15 seasons on The CW from 2005 to 2020, have expressed shock and disappointment at the news of the lawsuit. Many have taken to social media to voice their support for both actors and express hope that a resolution can be reached that benefits everyone involved.

Neither Padalecki nor Ackles have commented publicly on the lawsuit at this time. Representatives for both actors and The CW, which is set to distribute "The Winchesters," have declined to comment on the matter as well.

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