Samantha Marie Ware Explains Why She Decided to Call Out Lea Michele's Alleged On-Set Behavior

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Samantha Marie Ware couldn't hold back when it came to her accusations against former co-star Lea Michele. The 28-year-old actress details Michele's alleged behavior toward her on the set of the Fox series and why she decided to speak out in a new interview with Earlier this month, Ware accusedMichele of making her «first television gig a living hell.» Ware's actions came after Michele tweeted about George Floyd's death and referenced the Black Lives Matter movement.«It shouldn’t have to take my tweet.

When you tweet, 'Black lives matter,' that would mean you have an understanding of what that hashtag means, but it’s clear that it doesn’t.

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