Kelsey Grammer Reveals Depth Of 30-Year Feud With Ted Danson
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The former "Cheers" star told the New York Post his estrangement began when he was "going through a lot of self-doubt; self-loathing,” and "drinking a lot."
It looks like there wasn’t much cheer between Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer for about 30 years.
The two “Cheers” co-stars first revealed their three-decade impasse in October on “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” a podcast about the iconic sitcom hosted by Danson and fellow cast member Woody Harrelson.
But now the “Frasier” star is spilling more tea on what started the feud.
Grammer told the New York Post that there “really wasn’t an argument” between him and Danson, but their estrangement began during a time in his life when he “was actually going through a lot of self-doubt; self-loathing.”
He added, “Honestly. It was when I was drinking a lot.”
Fox News aired the awkward moment.
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