Sarah Michelle Gellar rubbishes rumours of feud with Jennifer Love Hewitt, Entertainment News
The actresses worked together on 1997 slasher movie I Know What You Did Last Summer and they both attended the premiere of the new reboot in Los Angeles on Monday (July 14).
Jennifer appears in the film with Sarah's husband Freddie Prinze Jr, but the two actresses were not pictured together at all during the event — leading to rumours of a falling out.
However, Sarah is adamant she just didn't get the chance to hang out with Jennifer because the premiere was so busy. In a post on Instagram, Sarah wrote: "For everyone asking — I never got to see @jenniferlovehewitt, who is fantastic in the movie.
"I was inside with my kids when the big carpet happened. And unfortunately, JLH didn't come to the after party.
"If you have ever been to one of these it's crazy. I sadly didn't get pics with most of the cast. But that doesn't change how amazing I think they all are. Unfortunately, some things happen only in real life and not online."
Sarah previously shared pictures from the event on the social media platform and wrote: "What a night! Still can't believe... Years later (no need to date myself) I got to walk the red carpet at another premiere of @ikwydlsmovie.
"Still starring the most handsome man I know @realfreddieprinze but this time directed by my best friend @jennkaytin and written by Jenn and @samlansky. I love this movie sooooo much and this cast!" View this post on Instagram
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Sarah met Freddie on the set of the original I Know What You Did Last Summer, and they went on to marry in 2002.
Jennifer previously dismissed rumours of a feud between the two actresses last year — insisting she never demanded movie bosses have Sarah's beauty queen character killed off in the first movie.
During an appearance on the I've Never Said This Before with Tommy DiDario podcast, Jennifer explained: "I was 18. They were not taking script notes from me.
"All of us were in that experience together, you know, figuring it all out and everything. And I root for her and Freddie.
"I think it's the cutest thing in the world that they've been married for 100 years and have kids. It's adorable. It's just been really funny to see all of this stuff."
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