Former ‘Boy Meets World’ Star Speaks Out After Podcast Reunion Ends In Fiery Feud
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Maitland Ward accused Danielle Fishel of going out of her way to ignite an on-air argument: “All of a sudden, she turned into Regina George.”
“Boy Meets World” actor Maitland Ward is speaking out after a podcast reunion with former co-star Danielle Fishel devolved into a contentious, on-air feud.
Speaking to TMZ Tuesday, Ward said she hadn’t heard from Fishel or her co-hosts in the days since the interview and accused her former co-stars of setting her up.
“I really feel like Danielle wanted this moment for me to, like, kind of trap me and make me listen and make the fans listen to ... her piece of the story,” she told the outlet. “It wasn’t coming from a place of: ‘Let’s talk and let’s hash it out and forgive each other and apologize on both sides.’ It was more about: ‘I finally got this bitch right here, and I’m going to give it to her,’ you know?”
“It was, like, all of a sudden she turned into Regina George,” she continued, alluding to the “Mean Girls” character portrayed by Rachel McAdams. “Seriously, I was like, ‘What is going on?’”
As of Wednesday, Fishel had not responded publicly to Ward’s TMZ claim. HuffPost has reached out to “Pod Meets World” for comment.
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