“Wizards of Waverly Place ”Alum Dan Benson Reacts to David Henrie Blocking Him After His Controversial Comments on Reboot

"We pretend to be best friends for years. How could you do this to me??" Benson wrote in an Instagram response

Dan Benson and David Henrie are no longer on good terms.

The former child actor, best known for playing Zeke Beakerman on Wizards of Waverly Place, reacted to his fellow Disney Channel alum and onscreen best friend, Henrie, blocking him on social media.

In a video posted to Instagram, Benson shared a screenshot indicating that Henrie had blocked him on X (formerly known as Twitter) and pretended to cry.

"We pretend to be best friends for years. How could you do this to me??" he captioned the clip.

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Henrie's move to block Benson came after the OnlyFans creator tweeted a graphic response to an interview where Henrie seemingly shaded him for his career choices in the adult entertainment industry.

In a group interview with the child stars of the new reboot, the cast took an online quiz where they chose which former cast member they'd like to reprise their role on Wizards Beyond Waverly Place.

Among the actors listed were Benson, Bridgit Mendler, Gregg Sulkin, Hayley Kiyoko, Skyler Samuels and Josh Sussman.

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"I can't believe you put one of these people one here," Henrie told Buzzfeed as the rest of the actors murmured in acknowledgement. "Millennials understand that."

As he read off the list of potential guest stars, the cast burst into laughter when Henrie landed on Benson's character. When the moment began circulating on social media, Benson responded to the subtle dig with a graphic tweet.

"David Henrie can suck my d---. I’ll pay him more than they paid me for Wizards I promise you that," he wrote.

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Benson has previously opened up about his decision to pursue adult entertainment and revealed that he made the career change after his acting career began to decline and his mental health took a toll.

While he's found empowerment in porn, the former actor acknowledged that the venture would likely prevent him from making an appearance on the new show.

"I think that it's super exciting that the fans get to kind of relive their childhood again and their old characters they used to love watching are coming back," he told TMZ, adding that he "loved" the premise of the reboot. "The other side of me is very sad because I know for a fact that I will definitely not be a part of it. That's all on me."

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Though he "totally" gets why he won't be asked back, Benson admitted, "I made [the] choices that made it. So, it’s like I put the chance of bringing back the character I played away when I decided to go along this path of being an adult content creator and I get it."

"So I'm very conflicted, I'm like super happy and also like dang it. It's a mix of emotion for me right now," he explained. "I think that I put them in a situation where they don't have a choice. It's crazy to be an adult content creator and it's crazier to do it so publicly and to be a former child actor from a Disney Channel show."