'The executives at the time didn’t love the idea of the character.'
Back in 2006, Rebecca was cast to portray Alexis Meade, the transgender sister ofKaren Neal / Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images
After being seen covered in bandages for much of the first season, it was revealed that she'd faked her own death before undergoing gender reassignment surgery.While Rebecca is not transgender, she says she"jumped at the chance" to take on the role, even though it was risky at the time.
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