Lili Reinhart attends Entertainment Weekly's annual Comic-Con party in celebration of Comic-Con 2017 at Float at Hard Rock Hotel San Diego on July 22, 2017 in San Diego, California.
C Flanigan/FilmMagic She won’t stand for it.
Lili Reinhart clapped back after a fan called her and the rest of the Riverdale cast “disgusting and rude” on Twitter.
A fan of the CW drama spotted the 20-year-old actress (who plays Betty Cooper) and rumored boyfriend Cole Sprouse(Jughead Jones) in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Monday, September 5, and decided to approach the actors.
The fan claimed on Twitter that she went up to Sprouse “in a friendly way as if I knew him,” and that the former Disney star responded by saying,
“Who the f--k are you”
and was
“so rude.”
“Basically moral of the story [is] downtown Vancouver is trash and the cast of @CW_Riverdale are disgusting and rude,” the disgruntled fan wrote.
“You know you’re signing up for the public to talk to you. Otherwise just quit.
I just wanna say F--K RUDE PEOPLE, don’t become a celeb if u want privacy, u get paid for having fans so respect them or be nice at least.”Reinhart fired back and defended her castmates. “You do not have the right to approach STRANGERS and throw your arms around us like you know us.
What you did was not cool and inappropriate,” she replied. “Cole’s response to you was ‘do I know you?’ After you rudely invaded our space and got in our faces.
”She added that she wasn’t going to let the undeserved criticism slide.
“It’s easy to makeus look like the bad guys because you think there’s no chance in hell we would ever callyou out on it,” she tweeted.
"Here you go.”
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