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Joshua Axelrod

Pittsburgh native Margot Bingham finally gets her 'coming-out party' on 'The Walking Dead'

PITTSBURGH — Anyone who has ever tried keeping a secret can appreciate how difficult it must have been for Margot Bingham not to reveal the big twist involving her character on "The Walking Dead" for as long as she did.

Bingham, a South Hills native, made her "Walking Dead" debut in 2019 as the voice on the other end of the radio communicating with Eugene (Josh McDermitt). She didn't physically appear on "The Walking Dead" until early in the show's 11th and final season, which is currently airing on AMC.

At that point, she was revealed to be Max, personal assistant to Pamela Milton (Laila Robins), governor of the new-world settlement known as the Commonwealth. Eugene was under the belief he had been conversing with Stephanie (Chelle Ramos) over the radio before the show's March 6 episode, when that relationship proved to be a sham. That's when Max finally let him know she was the one he had connected with over the airwaves.

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