Greg Cipes Claims He Was Fired After Parkinson's Diagnosis
Greg Cipes, the voice actor for Beast Boy in 'Teen Titans Go!', claims he was unjustly fired by Warner Bros. after revealing his Parkinson's diagnosis. Expressing his frustration on social media, Cipes is seeking support from fans to reclaim his role, describing the situation as a significant loss for him.
Greg Cipes Claims He Was Fired After Parkinson's Diagnosis
Greg Cipes, the voice actor for Beast Boy in 'Teen Titans Go!', claims he was unjustly fired by Warner Bros. after revealing his Parkinson's diagnosis. Expressing his frustration on social media, Cipes is seeking support from fans to reclaim his role, describing the situation as a significant loss for him.
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