Colman Domingo may have just inadvertently confirmed those long-standing rumors that Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney were allegedly feuding on the set of Euphoria.
The actor stopped by the Bravo Clubhouse for Thursday night’s (June 11) episode of Watch What Happens Live, where host Andy Cohen enlisted him and his Disclosure Day co-star Emily Blunt in a game of “Agree or Disagree.” In the game, which has become a WWHL staple, the actors held up signs agreeing or disagreeing with Cohen’s probing statements about working in the entertainment industry.
At one point, Cohen stated, “When it’s rumored that two co-stars are clashing on set, there’s usually at least a little bit of truth to it,” to which both Blunt and Domingo held up their “Agree” signs.
As we know, Domingo played Ali, Rue Bennett’s (Zendaya) devoted sober mentor, in all three seasons of Euphoria, which just finished airing its third and final season. While the actor didn’t name any names when Cohen asked about on-set clashes, our minds naturally went to the feud rumors surrounding Zendaya and Sweeney (who played Cassie Howard) when Domingo held up that “Agree” sign.
Rumors of an alleged feud between the actresses have been circulating for months. One insider claimed to The Sun that Sweeney was allegedly “flirty” with Zendaya’s fiancé Tom Holland when he would come to set, per Page Six. The source also suggested that Zendaya had “distanced” herself from Sweeney over their differing political views. Sweeney is reportedly a registered Republican in Florida.
The rumors intensified when the women seemed to avoid one another on the red carpet at the Euphoria Season 3 premiere. Sweeney also left Zendaya out of her photo dump from the filming of Season 3.
Sweeney, for her part, recently addressed the noise surrounding the “cast drama” in her interview with Vanity Fair.
“We all grew up together on this show, so it’s honestly crazy to watch how much social media and the press spin things,” she told the outlet.
However, Domingo’s claim that there is usually some truth to on-set feud rumors tells another story. In fact, this wasn’t the first time that that question has seemingly confirmed a rumored clash between two actresses. In June 2025, Cohen asked Another Simple Favor star Henry Golding the same question, and when he held up his “Agree” sign, the Bravo icon mentioned the alleged fallout between the film’s stars Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick.
“Says one of the stars of A Simple Favor!” Cohen quipped, to which Golding coyly responded, “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
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