Jussie Smollett may have had the idea of ​​staging a hate crime of her boss

The seeds of Jussie Smollett's alleged hate crime hoax may have been planted when an emotional creator from the "Empire" said his cousin was assaulted because he was gay, according to a report.

The theory among some members of the "Empire" cast is that Smollett tried to play on Daniels' emotions in hopes of becoming "an LGBT hero" and to win favor with his boss, reported TMZ, citing sources anonymous.

On January 10, Daniels, 59, used the pseudonym theoriginalbigdaddy. He posted a one-minute video on Instagram, informing his "gay siblings" that it was "acceptable to be who you are" and "inevitably right will be done."

Daniels titled the post: "Last week, my cousin was beaten for his homosexuality and I'm tired of hearing these stories …" and "For all those who suffer, who struggle and who are trying to find meaning in this life, I am here to say that if you need a safe place or an ear to listen, then I am here. "

After the attack of his cousin, Daniels presented himself before the plate of "Empire" and "told more about the history. Everyone was visibly upset that Lee's family had gone through this horrible ordeal, "says the TMZ report.

If Smollett was trying to shoot Daniels' heart, he had first succeeded.

On Jan. 29, the day of Smollett's supposed hoax attack, Daniels tweeted, "We have this," accompanied by rainbow and black-handed emojis.

Smollett, a 36-year-old black and gay actor, was charged on Thursday with disordered driving of felony for allegedly simulating his own hate attack.

The actor claimed to have been beaten by two unknown people who called him "ft", and "it was a country" and shouted "It's the country MAGA!" Right in front of his apartment before plunging him into the Bleach and throw him a rope. around his neck.

The Chicago authorities have plotted the bizarre ploy to strengthen his own career and get a pay raise.

Smollett denies that it was a hoax and told police that he had an "untreated" drug problem.

The character of Smollett on "Empire" will be removed from the last two episodes of this season following his arrest. Fox has asked the safety of Cook County police officers when he will film scenes from an episode on Wednesday.