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Fans are very hopeful that "Will & Grace" Revival is coming on NBC as confirmed by Leslie Jordan. However, Debra Messing contradicted the claim and cleared on her Twitter page that the show's former guest star was wrong.

"Sadly Leslie was wrong. Nothing beyond talks," Messing tweeted. The 48-year-old actress responded to a fan who eagerly wanted to know it the news are true. Jordan recently confirmed that "Will & Grace" revival was coming in 2017 that would have 10 episodes, according to Pop Crush.

To recall, the assumptions that "Will & Grace" Revival is coming started when its original cast, Messing, Megan Mullally, Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes, got reunited. They are all seen in a 10-minute video clip to encourage their viewers and fans to vote in the recent presidential election. Since then, a lot of their supporters assume their reunion in a full-season arc.

In fact, Mullally revealed that there are some that are interested to officially bring them all together in "Will & Grace" Revival, E! News reported. The 58-year-old actress-singer told Andy Cohen while promoting her film "Why Him" at "Watch What Happens Live" that they are just waiting what will happen next as people really wants to see them return to the small screen.

Since the cast of the show got reunited for the PSA, they are all often seen in political events and posting a lot on social media. The news about "Will & Grace" Revival becomes strong when Mullaly shared a snap of them all together on New Year's Day. McCormack even added fuel to the fire when he also verified that there was an ongoing revival talk in late 2016. He revealed that there was some sort of a talk for a limited run, although it would take some time to make it materialize.