The filming of "Girl Meets World" Season 3 already wrapped up and there are swirling rumors that the television series is about to come to an end. Sadly, the sitcom is not yet renewed to have Season 4 and might suffer a cancellation as there are reportst hat its lead stars, Rowan Blanchard and Sabrina Carpenter, have a dispute.
Rowan Blanchard Clears The Feud Between Her & Sabrina Carpenter
It all started on Twitter when a rumor emerged that Rowan Blanchard, who plays the role of Riley Matthews, said to dislike the "Girl Meets World" Season 3 cast members, as per Teen Vogue. However, the alleged feud has got no evidence and pointless. In fact, the 14-year-old teen star and Sabrina Carpenter, who portrays Maya Hart, have nothing but praises for each other on social media and are close friends in real life.
— Rowan Blanchard (@rowblanchard) Agosto 2, 2016
Hence, Rowan Blanchard used her Twitter page to clear herself and air her side about the rumors she and Sabrina Carpenter are facing in "Girl Meets World" Season 3. The actress denied all the claims and admitted that she broke down because of frustration and the hurtful words she received. She also asserted that she will never fake her friendship to anyone and she is utterly offended.
'Girl Meets World' Season 4 To Continue On Freeform?
Meanwhile, the rumors are strong that "Girl Meets World" Season 3 will come to an end after it shared a teaser snap of its final episode, titled "World Meets Girl." The photo showed the cast of "Girl Meets World" together with the stars of "Boy Meets World" that said to be an indication of honoring the show before it leaves the airwaves. But according to reports, the drama series will be moved to another network -- Freeform.
As fans won't allow to "Girls Meets World" Season 3 to simply end like that, they now released a petition to move the sitcom to Freeform. Here, they are expecting the cable channel to continue "Girl Meets World" Season 4 with more matured storylines compared to Disney Channel's teen plot. Viewers of the show are hoping that this will push through as its predecessor "Boy Meets World" was first aired on ABC. "Girl Meets World" airs every Friday on Disney Channel.
