Trina McGee has made amends with her former Boy Meets World co-stars. McGee recently opened up about speaking out about the hostile work environment on the set of the sitcom, and subsequently reconciling with both Danielle Fishel and Will Friedle in the wake of her remarks.
Earlier this year, McGee went public on Twitter about her negative experiences as the only Black actress on the celebrated '90s show. She recounted being called "Aunt Jemima" by Friedle, and feeling unwelcome by other actors on the show -- including Fishel, when McGee guest starred on the revival series, Girl Meets World, in 2015.
"Danielle decide to be really tight and not talk," MeGee recalled in a recent interview with Yahoo Entertainment, recalling her interaction with Fishel at the time. "We did discuss it recently, because she called me to apologize. She was going through a lot at the time on a person level."
Fishel took to Twitter back in June to publicly apologize to McGee for being "cold" on the set of the revival series.
After Fishel posted a message of support for the Black Lives Matter movement, a fan quickly called her out, asking if she'd ever apologized to McGee for her on-set behavior.
"I owed @realtrinamcgee an apology for being rude, cold, & distant when she guest starred on GMW (her tweet regarding warm hellos being met with cold blank stares was about me). Trina and I spoke over a month ago and she gracefully accepted my apology," Fishel responded.
Earlier this year, McGee went public on Twitter about her negative experiences as the only Black actress on the celebrated '90s show. She recounted being called "Aunt Jemima" by Friedle, and feeling unwelcome by other actors on the show -- including Fishel, when McGee guest starred on the revival series, Girl Meets World, in 2015.
"Danielle decide to be really tight and not talk," MeGee recalled in a recent interview with Yahoo Entertainment, recalling her interaction with Fishel at the time. "We did discuss it recently, because she called me to apologize. She was going through a lot at the time on a person level."
Fishel took to Twitter back in June to publicly apologize to McGee for being "cold" on the set of the revival series.
After Fishel posted a message of support for the Black Lives Matter movement, a fan quickly called her out, asking if she'd ever apologized to McGee for her on-set behavior.
"I owed @realtrinamcgee an apology for being rude, cold, & distant when she guest starred on GMW (her tweet regarding warm hellos being met with cold blank stares was about me). Trina and I spoke over a month ago and she gracefully accepted my apology," Fishel responded.
