Holly Hagan has spoken out to deny claims that a 'fall out' with Geordie Shore co-star Chloe Ferry was the reason behind Chloe not being invited to her recent wedding.
Holly, 29, was one of the original cast of the much talked about MTV show when it first burst onto screens in 2011, alongside the likes of Charlotte Crosby, Gaz Beadle, Vicky Pattison and Sophie Kasaei. Geordie Shore has now had more than 20 series and, while Holly hasn't been a full time cast member for a few years, she has been confirmed to return for its upcoming reunion, alongside newer stars like Chloe.
And reports circulated that something happened during filming for the new series which proved to be the catalyst behind Holly's decision not to invite Chloe to her wedding in Ibiza, where she married footballer other half Jacob Blythe.
A source told The Sun: Chloe didn't even bother to say congratulations to Holly publicly or repost the wedding pics like everyone else - she simply ignored the whole day.
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'They had this huge fall-out over some scenes that were filmed in Portugal for the Geordie Shore reunion. Basically a lot of old secrets came out on camera and it's driven a wedge between Chloe and Holly.
The insider added "They weren't even filming at the same time - Chloe left and that's when Holly found out about what went down. It's all caught on camera and will be shown on MTV. It's so dramatic.'
However, Holly has not taken to Instagram to address the rumours and strenuously deny their is any bad blood between her and Chloe. Posting on her story, she wrote: "Me being close to certain cast members isn't hard hitting drama, it's literally the same as you working in an office and not inviting the entire workplace to your small destination wedding. I invited the people I see and speak to regularly outside of filming."
She added: "Does that mean I have drama with everyone I didn't invite? Of course not it doesn't We have all just filmed the most incredible reunion show together and had the best time. I didn't leave on bad terms with anyone, if anything it brought us all closer together.2
Focusing on the rumours surrounding her and Chloe, Holly explained: "Articles were written to make Chloe look bad, saying she didn't post anything about my wedding and completely ignored it. This was literally before anyone knew it had happened and she was actually the first person to message me privately saying she can't wait to see some pics and hoped I had the best day.
"We live in a world where if something's not on social media it m mustn't have happened, it's just so sad," ending the post; "We're all adults and not all of us are going to be best friends and that's totally okay."
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