A Boy Meets World star has accused her castmates of racism in a series of shocking posts.
Trina McGee-Davis said she was called racial slurs and a "bitter b***h" by three of the main cast members of the show, though she wouldn't name names.
She made the shocking allegations in a series of tweets back in January but they have since resurfaced this week.
Trina played Shawn Hunter's love interest Angela Moore for three years but says it wasn't actor Rider Strong who was racist towards her.
The actress tweeted: "Called aunt Jemima on set during hair and make up.
"Called a bitter b**** when I quietly waited for my scene to finish rehearsing that was being f**ked up over and over due to episode featuring my character.
"Told 'it was nice of you to join us' like a stranger after 60 episodes.
"Said happy hellos to be greeted with blank cold stares. Dissed for believing in God in front of extras.
"F**kery was real. All truth. stayed nice. Not mad.
"Just feeling free to comment on 20 plus years of disrespectful behavior."
Trina joined the cast in season five as Shaun's love interest but became a series regular the following season.
She was best friends with Danielle Fishel's character Topanga.
When probed about who was racist to her she declined to comment.
Calling on the actors to come forward, she said: "They should be a light and own up to it. Sad and sick behavior."
She added: "I did my job and I expect my due. At times the tension of the disrespect was extremely stressful.
"25 yrs old at the time raising a family and did not deserve to be thinking about this. None of those three colleagues had children.
"Just cowardly egos and hot diarrhea mouths."
Mirror Online has contacted ABC for comment.
