You don't spend 15 hours a day with people for six years and sugarcoat things. He continued: "And so, I think, regardless of who it is, it's like, that's how we handle things. And so, we're able to have those conversations with one another and be mature about it." "And I think the thing is with family, it's like we are all very honest with each other and respectful of each other's opinions and things like that. "I haven't spoken to her in quite a while but like everybody's cool," McHale said. McHale and Ushkowitz added that if there were any problems within the main cast, they were open about it and moved on. She knew her lines, she showed up, she did her job, and she was excellent at it." "Like I've said before, she was professional. "I mean, back then it was like we all were a family, right? That will never change," Ushkowitz said. In a recent interview with Insider to promote their new podcast "And That's What You Really Missed," McHale and Ushkowitz said that Michele is still "family" when asked about their relationship with the "Funny Girl" star. In 2020, "Glee" actor Samantha Ware accused Michele of mistreating her on the set of "Glee," which led to other "Glee" cast members coming forward and accusing the actor of "racist microaggressions." Michele later apologized in a statement on Instagram, saying that she "clearly acted in ways which hurt other people." "Glee" stars Kevin McHale and Jenna Uskowitz said they have no problem with their former costar, Lea Michele, amid the backlash the Rachel Berry actor has received in recent years. McHale and Ushkowitz added that they have "moved on" from any tension with the actor. They still see their former costar as "family" despite not seeing her as much since "Glee" ended. "Glee" stars Kevin McHale and Jenna Uskowitz told Insider about their relationship with Lea Michele. Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz and Lea Michele David Becker / Getty Images for iHeartRadio / Steve Granitz / FilmMagic
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