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Ruby Rose poses for the latest issue of Emmy Magazine, the official publication of the Television Academy, which is on newsstands now.

The 33-year-old Aussie actress opened up about her new The CW series Batwoman and how she had an early connection to bats and the character.

“My mum used to have [bats],” Ruby said. “When I was growing up, she used to rescue them, and we’d have them in the bathroom.”

“We had an outdoor bathroom. That’s quite a common thing in the country in Australia. My mum would rescue injured bats and bring them into this outdoor bathroom, and they would shit everywhere. She loved them. She’s had a little Batman tattoo since she was in her 20s. And I used to have batwings that she made out of cardboard,” she added.

One of Ruby‘s tattoos is also the same one that her character Kate Kane has!

For more from Ruby, visit Emmys.com!

Jensen Ackles smushes Jared Padalecki‘s face for the perfect picture while arriving for their final CW’s Summer TCA Party held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday evening (August 4) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The two Supernatural stars were joined by co-stars Misha Collins, and Alexander Calvert; as well as the casts of Arrow - Stephen Amell, Katherine McNamara, Ben Lewis and David Ramsey; and Batwoman - Ruby Rose, Nicole Kang, Camrus Johnson, Meagan Tandy, Rachel Skarsten, Elizabeth Anweis and Dougray Scott.

The 100‘s Tasya Teles, All American‘s Samantha Logan, Taye Diggs, Michael Evans Behling, Daniel Ezra, Jalyn Hall, Cody Christian and Bre-Z; and In The Dark‘s Perry Mattfeld, Casey Diedrick, Morgan Krantz, Brooke Markham, and Keston John were also stopped at the party.

Check out Katherine McNamara‘s newest Instagram from the party below!

FYI: Ruby is wearing a Dior dress. Rachel is wearing an A.L.C. dress. Katherine is wearing a Self Portrait dress.

50+ pictures inside of the casts of Arrow, Supernatural, Batwoman and more at the CW’s Summer TCA party…

Ruby Rose wears a black and blue leather jacket while attending the 2019 Summer TCA Press Tour on Sunday (August 4) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 33-year-old actress was joined by her Batwoman co-stars Meagan Tandy, Camrus Johsnon, Rachel Skarsten, Nicole Kang, Dougray Scott, and Elizabeth Anweis, as well as executive producers Caroline Dries and Sarah Schechter.

While chatting about the show, Caroline confirmed that Batwoman‘s Kate Kane is Jewish.

“Kate Kane is a Jewish woman,” she said, via Deadline, adding that her religious background would not be a big thing throughout the show.

Also in attendance at the TCA Press Tour were Arrow stars Stephen Amell and David Ramsey, as well as executive producers Beth Schwartz and Marc Guggenheim.

Ruby Rose is remembering her time on Orange is the New Black.

After the final season debuted on Netflix, the 33-year-old DJ and actress took to Instagram on Saturday (July 27) to share a collage of photos with her co-stars along with a touching post thanking show creator Jenji Kohan for casting her.

“Breakfree changed my life in so many ways, and so did the struggle of those years,” Ruby said about one of her first film roles. “It will forever be the time I’m most proud of.”

“t also found its way to the creators of OITNB… I am so sad I missed the premiere and last hurrah the other night, but I’m here in Vancouver shooting a show I probably wouldn’t even be shooting if it wasn’t for the belief and risk taken by @ijnej @jen_euston and the show,” Ruby continued. “It opened up a door for me that I could have never imagined and I will forever be in gratitude to those who took a chance on me. Forever grateful to the cast who became my friends and biggest supporters, the show and the fans who embraced me.”

Ruby was a guest star on OITNB in seasons three and four.

“Thank you for everything,” Ruby concluded. “Sad to see it come to an end but the way it changed the game, the way it impacted the world and audiences.. and the way it impacted everyone on the show is unparalleled. X”

You can read Ruby Rose‘s entire Instagram post here.

Ruby Rose had to sadly disappoint her fans at the 2019 Comic-Con.

The 33-year-old actress was scheduled to headline the Batwoman panel on Saturday (July 20), but unfortunately had to miss it due to scheduling conflicts.

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“We shoot six out of seven days a week, her schedule is really, really tight,” executive producer Caroline Dries said during the panel.

The day before, Ruby took to Instagram to share a message with fans, saying how sorry she was for missing Comic-Con.

“It wasn’t until really now that we saw there wasn’t any other way to finish this ambitious episode we’re doing and create this amazing show that really is special,” Ruby shared.

Batwoman is set to premiere on October 6th on The CW.

Stephen Amell suits up as Green Arrow on the first monthly issue of Entertainment Weekly.

The 35-year-old actor shares the special Arrowverse cover with Legends of Tomorrow‘s Caity Lotz, The Flash‘s Grant Gustin, Supergirl‘s Melissa Benoist and new Batwoman star Ruby Rose.

“I’m very emotional and melancholy, but it’s time,” Stephen shared about this being Arrow‘s final season in the issue.

“…The fact that I’ve done this for the better part of a decade, and I’m not going to do it anymore, is a little frightening.”

The new monthly issue comes with new sections including “First Take” which is all first looks at upcoming shows, films and projects; plus “Meet Your Maker” which is a deeper dive with a creator, showrunner, and other behind the scenes talent.

Check out all five covers below now!

Neil Patrick Harris joins Ruby Rose, Anderson Cooper and Melissa Ethridge on the covers of Entertainment Weekly‘s annual Gay Pride issues, available June 7th.

Here’s what the group, including Wilson Cruz and Janet Mock, had to share with the mag:

Anderson on coming out publicly: “I just published it on a website of a friend of mine, Andrew Sullivan, and that was it. It was actually funny because I was in Africa shooting something when it was published and I didn’t realize I was in a place that had absolutely no cell phone service for three days. But as soon as I got to Johannesburg, my phone lit up. And I’d realized I’d forgotten to tell my mom I was making this announcement. I’d come out to her a long time ago, but she was like,’Oh, you could’ve given me a heads up!’”

Ruby on the evolution of terminology used to describe LGBTQ+ people: “When I got cast as a lesbian in Batwoman, I didn’t know that being a genderfluid woman meant that I couldn’t be a lesbian because I’m not a woman— not considered lesbian enough. My initial response was ‘Pfft!’ And then I was like, ‘Wait. Let me just figure this one out. How do I right this wrong, because if someone out there is upset by this, I need to know why and how to fix it.’ That’s when I sort of said, ‘I’m a woman that identifies as a woman. I’m not trans. But if being gender fluid means that I can’t identify as a woman at any point, then I guess I can’t be that.’ Maybe I need to make up another term, one that doesn’t step on any toes. One where I can be fluid in my gender, but also a lesbian, because otherwise I’m not sure what I am.”

Neil on why he came out publicly: “I was dating my now husband [David Burtka] and I realized it was most disrespectful to him to go in the car to an opening of a movie and then I would go down the carpet and he would go with our publicist, behind where the camera guys were and we’d meet up at the end. And it just felt disrespectful. All that said though, I don’t think that anyone should be told when anything is supposed to happen.”

For more from the group, visit EW.com.