Former ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’ Star Says Selena Gomez Was ‘Appalled’ By Their First Onscreen Kiss
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Daniel Samonas starred as Gomez's boyfriend in season 2 of the Disney show.
Former Disney Channel actor Daniel Samonas says his first onscreen kiss with Selena Gomez on “Wizards of Waverly Place” left her feeling the ick.
While appearing on the “Wizards of Waverly Pod” podcast earlier this week, Samonas, now 34, revealed that the show’s producers left him clueless for how to approach the scene during the show’s second season, when he was still a teen.
“Nobody coached me on how to do a Disney kiss,” he said.
Co-host Jennifer Stone, who played Gomez’s best friend Harper, interjected to explain that a “Disney Kiss” involves actors only sharing a “closed mouth” kiss.
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