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Fresh Off The Boat
Constance Wu got candid about her sexual harassment allegations against a co-worker on the ABC series Fresh Off The Boat.
The actor was attacked on social media when she expressed frustration with the renewal of her ABC sitcom "Fresh Off the Boat."
"I'm not lying!" the "Crazy Rich Asians" star told Kelly Clarkson.
When it premiered on ABC in 2015, it became the first broadcast sitcom about Asian Americans since Margaret Chos short-lived All-American Girl in 1994.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
"I dont think I realized that people were paying so much attention to my Twitter," the actor said during an interview with the Los Angeles Times.
Karey Burke told reporters on Monday that she'll see Wu at an upcoming table read for "Fresh Off the Boat."
"F**king Hell"
ABC Entertainment President Karey Burke is standing behind Wu despite her Twitter meltdown: "We love what she does on the show and we love the show.
The "Fresh Off The Boat" star fired off a series of tweets that seemingly expressed disappointment over the sitcom's renewal.
The comedian said "Fresh Off the Boat" executive producer Melvin Mar advocated particularly hard for Jeongs ABC sitcom.
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