Dianna Agron Denies Glee Feud; Still Close to Cast; Left Out of Cory Monteith Tribute

Dianna Agron's Glee feud rumors aren't true. Dianna Agron wasn't invited to join in the show's tribute to Cory Monteith.

A source close to Dianna Agron said the actress is still "very much a part of the Glee family" in spite of Dianna Agron feud rumors.

Rumors started circulating that Dianna Agron has been on bad terms with the Glee cast since leaving the show.  Dianna Agron was noticeably absent from the Cory Monteith tribute.

A source close to Dianna Agron said "She is still very much a part of the Glee family and always welcome."

Another insider said the stories about the Dianna Agron-Glee feud are "not true at all."

Dianna Agron was invited to and did attend a private memorial service for Cory Monteith in late July.

The Cory Monteith tribute was attended by about 160 people including the cast and crew of Glee, including Dianna Agron. Everyone wore black ribbons at the Paramount studios tribute.

An insider said "Don't think there was a dry eye. It was a really fitting tribute to an amazing guy. But it is all just so sad."

RadarOnline.com reported that Dianna Agron wasn't invited to appear in the Glee's Cory Monteith tribute episode because Lea Michele, who played Cory Monteith's girlfriend on the show, and Glee's co-creator, don't like her.

An insider spilled that "It's shocking, because even though she's not contracted for this season, many other actors returned to pay tribute to Cory ... even ones with less of a story connection to Finn than Dianna had. Remember, she played his girlfriend on the series, and was a major part of his storyline."

The source said Lea Michele and Murphy "intensely dislike Dianna and have both worked to marginalize her as much as possible. They never saw her as a team player. They simply did not want her sharing the glory for this very special episode."

Cory Monteith was found dead July 13 of a heroin overdose in his Vancouver hotel room.