Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli Speak to Fans Following Feud Allegations
Off Campus co-stars Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli recently shared a heartfelt message for their fans amidst swirling rumors of a potential feud.
“We’re incredibly thankful for the amazing response to the first season,” said Cameli, 28, in a newly released video by Prime Video, standing alongside Bright, 19. “You all made it what it is, and we truly can’t express our gratitude enough.”
Bright chimed in, confirming that production for the next season is underway, stating, “We’re currently back filming season 2 and can’t wait for you to see what we have planned. Trust us, it will be worth the wait.”
This positive update comes on the heels of unverified speculation regarding a rift between Bright and Cameli, who portray Hannah and Graham in the series, respectively. Earlier this year, observant fans noted that Cameli seemed to have either deleted or archived several of his Instagram posts, many featuring Bright.
Neither Bright nor Cameli directly addressed the rumors at that moment. However, Bright had previously responded to fans who were eager to see her and Cameli become a couple in real life, following their on-screen chemistry in season 1 of Off Campus.
“I understand [why fans want that], but it feels quite strange,” Bright stated during a July episode of the “In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele” podcast. “Like, no.”
Bright referred to Cameli as “literally my brother.” She further admitted she hasn’t kept up with much of the fan discussions surrounding their friendship, adding, “I love him dearly, but yeah, it’s quite amusing.”
The actress also highlighted that Cameli is already in a relationship. (He has been dating actress Raina Morris since 2025.)
The cast of Off Campus has addressed viewer concerns regarding their age differences. Based on the Off-Campus book series by Elle Kennedy, the show explores the lives of an elite ice hockey team and the women in their lives as they deal with love, heartbreak, and personal growth.
“He has a wonderful and stunning girlfriend,” Bright noted, referring to Morris, a television writer whom she affectionately called “my angel on Earth.”
That same month, Morris reached out to fans regarding inappropriate behavior on social media.
“If you’re a fan of my boyfriend: Yay! Please refrain from messaging my family members,” Morris said in her Instagram Story. “They are quite confused. Try expressing your feelings in a diary and then take a walk! Love you.”
In a follow-up, Morris shared a popular meme from Community with her edits, which read, “I can excuse racism, but I draw the line at DMing my distant cousins.”
