The Biggest Celebrity Feuds That We Haven't Let Go Of Yet

Lea Michele & Naya Rivera

These Glee co-stars were rivals both on and offscreen, and Naya spilled all the tea in her 2016 memoir. One of the Glee writers had described the actresses as two sides of the same battery, strong-willed, and competitive. It wasn't a good mix, and when Naya's character started to get more screen-time, that didn't sit well with Lea, the alleged "star."

Taylor Swift & Katy Perry

Swift's track "Bad Blood" is allegedly about Katy Perry. Their beef revolved around a backup dancer and competing tours, but it came to an end in May when Swift found a literal olive branch in her dressing room before her Reputation Tour kicked off.

Heidi Montag & Lauren Conrad

"You know what you did!" was the iconic shout heard round the reality TV world. "The Hills" co-stars can trace their feud back to when Montag started dating her now-husband Spencer Pratt. When rumors started flying that Conrad had a sex tape floating around, she blamed Pratt and Montag for starting them.

Dwayne Johnson & Tyrese

It all started when Tyrese Gibson called out Dwayne Johson when the release date for Fast and Furious 9 was pushed back. Allegedly, the film was pushed back a year, and Gibson threatened to quit a  Fast spinoff if Johnson was involved in it. The two have yet to talk in person, but Gibson says that a conversation regarding their creative differences will certainly happen.

Henry Winkler & Tom Hanks

Winkler, the original director for Hanks's film Turner & Hooch, left the project due to his "creative differences." He claims he got along great with the dog, but not with the actor. He also will neither confirm nor deny whether or not he's even seen the film to this day.

Kim Cattrall & Sarah Jessica Parker

Though they played besties onscreen in Sex and the City, Carrie and Samantha were apparently "never friends, just colleagues," according to Kim Cattrall. The two have dodged feud rumors for years, but sparks were reignited when Cattrall declined an offer to return for a third installment of the SATC film series and made some comments about SJP. 

Madonna & Elton John

Katherine Heigl & Shonda Rhimes

Former Grey's Anatomy star Katherine Heigl started a feud with the series creator when she removed her name from the Emmy Wards consideration. Heigl felt that she wasn't "given the material to warrant a nomination," and was angry that her character's importance in the show was significantly cut. Eventually, Heigl left the show, and Rhimes revealed that the snub stung, but she believes people when they show their true colors.

Nicki Minaj & Cardi B

The two rappers got in a heated altercation at the Harper's Bazaar Icon Party in September over issues surrounding Cardi's parenting style. Of course, this all started over an alleged Twitter like, but it made some serious waves. Cardi defended herself by emphasizing that she turned down a tour with Bruno Mars to stay home with her newborn daughter, and admitted that the party wasn't the time or place to have this argument.

Taylor Swift & Kanye West

Who can forget THIS one? We'll let you finish, but - this infamous fight started in 2009 when the "Stronger" rapper took the stage during Swift's acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards. Years later, the two would make up and even become friends, but that came to an end after the release of West's song "Famous," in which he name-checks the "End Game" singer.

Mariah Carey & Jennifer Lopez

"I don't know her." In the words of Keke Palmer, Mariah Carey DOES NOT KNOW Jennifer Lopez. In an infamous interview that happened nearly a decade ago, Carey was asked to give her opinion on various singers, and when they got to JLo, Carey replied: "I don't know her." 

Paris Hilton & Nicole Richie

Childhood best friends-turned pop culture sensations gained fame through their reality TV show The Simple Life. Richie and Hilton later sparked feud rumors when Richie tied the knot to singer Joel Madden in 2010 and didn't invite Hilton. She put the rumors to bed and told Andy Cohen that she still has a lot of love for Hilton even though they haven't spoken in a while.

Donald Trump & Rosie O'Donnell

Sylvester Stalone & Richard Gere

This feud was so heated that Gere's role in his film The Lords of Flatbush opposite Stallone would get recast. They never hit it off, and their creative differences eventually led to physical fights. There was one incident where the pair brawled over spilled chicken grease.

Martha Stewart & Gwyneth Paltrow

These lifestyle gurus have been going at it ever since 2014. It all started when Martha Stewart slammed Gwyneth Paltrow for starting her own lifestyle business, Goop. "She's a movie star. If she were confident in her acting, she wouldn't be trying to be Martha Stewart," she told Porter magazine.

Hilary Duff & Lindsay Lohan

This feud is literally all about Aaron Carter. In 2001, Duff met Carter on the set on Lizzie McGuire and the two dated for a year. However, Carter split from Duff to date Lohan. But then Carter left Lohan and dated Duff. Again. 

Kim Kardashian West & Chloe Grace Moretz

Moretz called out West for posting a nude selfie on Twitter, and West slammed the comment. "Let's all welcome @ChloeGMoretz to twitter, since no one knows who she is. Your nylon cover is cute boo." Though she never responded, Moretz claims she doesn't regret speaking her mind and saying that she felt West's photo was inappropriate for young girls and didn't promote body positivity. 

David Letterman & Jay Leno

When Johnny Carson announced he was leaving NBC 's "The Tonight Show" in 1992, fans believed the obvious replacement would be David Letterman, who hosted "Late Night With David Letterman" on the same network. But instead, NBC gave the show to Jay Leno, a comic who had appeared as a guest on Letterman's show multiple times. The bad blood was clear after Letterman delivered the backhanded compliment that Leno was one of the funniest and simultaneously most insecure people he knew.

Bette Davis & Joan Crawford

Bette Davis and Joan Crawford's feud reportedly started in 1935 over a man, when Davis fell in love with actor Franchot Tone on the set of the movie "Dangerous." According to the New York Post, the newly divorced Crawford was quick to tie Tone down and ended up marrying him.

Alyssa Milano & Shannen Doherty

The Charmed costars had so much conflict behind the scenes that Doherty ended up leaving after only three seasons on the air. Though apparently the two have buried the hatchet since all this went down in the early 2000s - Milano released a statement and even came to Doherty's side when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015.

Sinead O'Connor & Frank Sinatra

Sinead O'Connor has a rule about not allowing any national anthems to be played before her shows, and when Frank Sinatra played the same arena the following night, he sang the national anthem and said "I'd like to kick her in the a--!" She later told Esquire Mag in 1991 that "I can't hit this man back, he's like 78 years of age, and I'd probably kill him."

Joan Rivers & Johnny Carson

Joan Rivers and Johnny Carson were always friendly back when Rivers used to guest-host "The Tonight Show." In 1983, Rivers became a permanent guest-host for Carson for the next three years. After doing really well on Carson's show, Fox offered Rivers her own late-night talk show, which she accepted. Carson reportedly became furious after Rivers accepted the position because she never sought his advice and had to find out about her show via televised conference. But Rivers denied that was ever the case.

Debbie Reynolds & Elizabeth Taylor

Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor started off as great friends while growing up together in the film industry. But that all changed when Taylor's husband Mike Todd passed away in a plane crash in 1958. When Reynolds' husband Eddie Fisher decided to console Taylor, the pair ended up growing closer and having an affair behind Reynolds' back.

Naomi Campbell & Tyra Banks

Back in the early '90s, Tyra Banks admits she was initially pitted against supermodel Naomi Campbell when she first started in the modeling industry. "The industry was saying, 'Look out Naomi Campbell, here comes Tyra Banks, Naomi Campbell sit your butt down, this younger one is coming to take your place.'"

Julia Roberts & Nick Nolte

While filming I Love Trouble in 1994, these two costars apparently hated each other so much that they had to film romantic scenes with stand-ins rather than each other. Roberts was repelled by Nolte, and he couldn’t stand her attitude. Oh well, it wasn’t a great movie anyway.

Mariah Carey & Nicki Minaj

Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj are huge stars, but the two went at it during their one-season stint as judges on "American Idol. The two women joined the reality competition for season 12 and famously didn't get along. During the auditions, Minaj stormed out of the room after getting into an argument with Carey, and the feud continued throughout the season.

Will Smith & Janet Hubert-Whitten

Will and the original Aunt Viv on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air allegedly couldn’t stand each other. She left the show after a season, and has said she will never, ever work with Smith or the rest of the cast again.

Selma Blair & Charlie Sheen

Sheen and his Anger Management co-star parted ways when he got her fired after she voiced her concerns about his work ethic. He sent her a nasty text and then got her axed from the show.

Kanye West & Jay-Z

There are too many problems with this friendship to count, but the most recent issue revolves around the Carter family allegedly not reaching out to console the Wests after Kim’s robbery at gunpoint in Paris in 2016. However, Jay-Z says that the two are still close, though competitive.

Lee Daniels & Mo’Nique

Apparently there are some blurred lines around this feud. Mo’Nique says director Lee Daniels blacklisted her from Hollywood after she failed to mention him in her Oscar acceptance speech, and he says that simply isn’t true.

Chad Michael Murray and Sophia Bush

Murray and Bush met on the set of One Tree Hill and were married shortly after. Five months later, they split and filed for divorce. However, the studio forced them to keep working together, even though the situation was incredibly difficult.

Tom Hardy & Charlize Theron

The characters these two played in Mad Max: Fury Road were constantly at odds, and the tension on-screen eventually ebbed into their off-screen relationship.

Channing Tatum & Alex Pettyfer

Apparently Alex Pettyfer unintentionally stirred the pot while filming Magic Mike with Channing Tatum. He was nervous to speak up on set so he appeared “standoffish” and also forgot to pay rent on an apartment he was renting from Tatum’s friend, overall making himself look bad.

Rachel McAdams & Ryan Gosling

Though they dated for roughly three years after The Notebook, Noah and Allie did not like each other when they started filming. Gosling even asked to have McAdams replaced. After they let the pair cool off, filming continued and the movie ended up being a romantic icon.

David Duchovny & Gillian Anderson

The two may enjoy working together now on "The X-Files" revival, but in the early seasons, they did butt heads on set. In an interview with the Guardian, Anderson opened up about how the two sometimes wouldn't talk.

Teri Hatcher & the Desperate Housewives Cast

Apparently, the entire lead cast of the hit TV show couldn’t set their differences aside and get along during filming. The culmination of the feud occurred during their iconic ABC swimsuit photoshoot. Nobody was happy with the order the cast was lined up for the photo, and god forbid someone got to choose their outfit before someone else!

Shannen Doherty & Jennie Garth

Shannen Doherty is no stranger to causing problems at work. Before Charmed, she left 90210 because the rest of the cast and crew said she was so difficult to work with. Garth said that, because they were young and just finding their individual voices, there were moments when they loved each other, and moments when they couldn’t stand each other.

John Forsyth & Joan Collins

These Dynasty co-stars couldn't stand each other. They went a whole season without speaking off-camera. 

Ariana Grande & Victoria Justice

Turns out, Tori and Cat weren’t actually best friends in real life. There was a social media feud surrounding Grande’s tweet: “The only reason Victorious ended is because 1 girl didn’t want to do it. She chose to do a solo tour instead of a cast tour.” Victoria responded with an equally shady tweet, and thus went their friendship.

Leonardo DiCaprio & Claire Danes

Though they played lovers in the iconic remake of Romeo + Juliet, Danes thought DiCaprio was immature, and DiCaprio thought Danes was uptight. 

Patrick Swayze & Jennifer Grey

In his autobiography, The Time of My Life, Patrick Swayze touched on some of the difficulties in filming Dirty Dancing with co-star Jennifer Grey. “We did have a few moments of friction when we were tired or after a long day of shooting. She seemed particularly emotional, sometimes bursting into tears if someone criticized her. Other times, she slipped into silly moods, forcing us to do scenes over and over again when she’d start laughing.”

Jamie Dornan & Dakota Johnson

The intense romance their Fifty Shades of Grey characters was apparently not reciprocated off-camera. Dornan felt like Johnson was “a dishrag,” and she called him “hard to work with.” Uh… Mr. Grey will not see you now.

James Franco & Anne Hathaway

These two were dubbed the WORST Oscar hosts in history, and the title still stands. When Howard Stern started taking jabs at Hathaway while he had Franco on the show, he pointedly did not come to her defense.

Shia LaBeouf & Tom Hardy 

The Lawless costars reportedly threw hands while cameras weren’t rolling. LaBeouf, in a “moonshine-induced rage” knocked Hardy out code, though there are two sides to every story. LaBeouf insists the incident was just part of their characters’ brotherly love. Yeah...okay buddy.

Tisha Campbell & Martin Lawrence

Rumor has it that the sitcom husband and wife of Martin Lawrence & Tisha Campbell had a real life affair resulting in jealousy from Lawrence when Campbell announced her engagement to another man. The drama led Campbell to quit the show and file a harassment suit against Lawrence.

Lindsay Lohan & America Ferrera

Lindsay and America Ferrera clashed on the set of Ugly Betty, with sources saying that every day was The Lindsay Lohan Show. She had a large entourage, trashed her dressing room, and was constantly smoking. She only filmed four of her six slated episodes.

Harrison Ford & Josh Harnett

Apparently Hollywood Homicide co-stars Harrison Ford & Josh Hartnett never made eye contact during production and continued bickering at one another throughout the film’s promotional tour. At one point, Ford called Hartnett a “punk,” while Hartnett responded, calling Ford “an old fart.”

Keifer Sutherland & Freddie Prinze Jr.

Freddie Prinze Jr. has been very vocal about his negative experience working alongside Kiefer Sutherland on 24. “I did 24; it was terrible. I hated every moment of it,” Prinze Jr. said. “Kiefer was the most unprofessional dude in the world. That’s not me talking trash; I’d say it to his face. I think everyone that’s worked with him has said that. I just wanted to quit the business after that. So, I just sort of stopped.”

Blake Lively & Leighton Meester

They played an iconic pair on Gossip Girl, but apparently their friendship ended when Lively didn’t congratulate Meester on her engagement to Adam Brody, and the two don’t speak anymore.

Terrence Howard & Robert Downy Jr.

The Iron Man co-stars had a heated argument over money, with Howard accusing RDJ of taking money that should have gone to him, but the two have since reconciled, because “life is too short.”

 Billy Murray & Lucy Liu

Bill Murray was in the first Charlie’s Angels movie with Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu. However, after he told Liu she couldn’t act, she attacked him, and Bernie Mac replaced him in the sequel.

Betty White & Bea Arthur

Who doesn’t love America’s sweetheart? Well, apparently her co-star, who wasn’t nominated for an Emmy…

 Drake & Kanye West

Typical Kanye, stuck his nose where it didn’t belong. He took to Twitter to apologize to Drake after he inserted himself in a fight Drake had with Pusha-T.

50 Cent & Ja Rule

Apparently 50 Cent bought 200 tickets to a Ja Rule concert to keep the seats empty, and that’s just the latest chapter in their saga.

Kanye West & Jimmy Kimmel

In 2013, Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at Kanye West’s claims that he’s the number 1 rockstar on the planet, and West fired back on Twitter (of course).

Lindsay Lohan and Kim Kardashian

Old pals duked it out on Instagram when Lohan commented “I am confused by Kim Kardashian West’s new hairstyle.” The reality star didn’t take that one sitting down, and replied “You know what’s confusing? Your sudden foreign accent.”

Clinton Kelly & Stacy London

The What Not To Wear co-stars allegedly don’t follow each other on socials. London had even gone so far as to block Kelly on Twitter. 

Monica & Brandy

“The Boy Is Mine” singers won a Grammy for their 1998 duet, but after that, things went downhill. They’ve been on the outs on and off since 2012.

Azealia Banks & Skai Jackson

The rapper and the Disney star got in a Twitter debate after Banks used some derogatory slang against singer Zayn Malik.

John Legend & Donald Trump Jr.

John Legend was not having it in March 2016 when Donald Trump Jr. said demonstrators at a Chicago campaign rally for his father could not explain what they were protesting. "I think they were protesting your racist father. This isn't complicated," Legend said on Twitter.