Off Campus love interests Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli shared a new message for fans amid speculation that a feud could be brewing.
“We just wanted to say that we have been so overwhelmed by the response to the first season,” Cameli, 28, said in a new clip shared by Prime Video while standing next to Bright, 19. “You guys made it what it is and we genuinely cannot thank you enough.”
Bright, for her part, confirmed the show is currently in production, adding, “We’re back filming season 2 right now and we cannot wait for you to see what’s coming. Trust us, it is going to be worth the wait.”
The sweet update comes after unsubstantiated rumors of a falling out between Bright and Cameli, who play Hannah and Graham on the show, respectively. Earlier this year, eagle-eyed fans noticed that Cameli appeared to delete — or archive — multiple posts from his Instagram grid, many of which included photos of Bright.
Neither Bright nor Cameli publicly addressed the speculation at the time. However, Bright previously addressed fans who wanted to see her and Cameli date in real life after enjoying their chemistry on season 1 of Off Campus.
“I totally get [why fans want] it, but it is so weird,” Bright said on a July episode of the “In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele” podcast. “Like, no.”
Bright referred to Cameli as “literally my brother.” She also admitted she hasn’t “seen that much” of the fan discourse about their friendship, adding, “I love him so much, but yeah, it’s very funny.”
The actress further pointed out that Cameli is already spoken for. (He’s been dating girlfriend Raina Morris since 2025.)
“He also has a perfect and beautiful, amazing girlfriend,” Bright added, referring to Morris, a TV writer, as “my angel on Earth.”
That same month, Morris issued a message to fans who crossed a line with their behavior on social media.
“If you are a fan of my boyfriend: Yay! Please stop messaging my family members,” Morris wrote via her Instagram Story. “They are so confused. Write in your diary and then go on a walk instead! Love u.”
In a follow-up post, Morris shared a popular meme from Community, which she edited to read, “I can excuse racism, but I draw the line at DMing my distant cousins.”
