Rumors have risen about the alleged silent feud of Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande. TMZ reports that some of the "Baby I" singer's fans believe that the "Eyecandy" actress is a big bully. However, in an interview with the publication, Justice dismissed the rumors.

"There is no feud. We're not like best friends, but at the end of the day, I wish her well. And she's doing great, and I'm happy for her," she said.

In a separate interview with teen magazine J-14, Justice, however, admitted that she's not best friends with Big Sean's girlfriend: "We're not enemies. I mean, I wouldn't call her up to have a sleepover... We're just on our separate paths, doing our own things."

She adds that rumors of her bullying the "Bang Bang" hit maker is bothering: "Even though [Ariana] said it wasn't true, our fans still believed that I bullied her, and that really bothered me. I'm super anti-bullying, and I've never bullied anyone in my life. I want people to know that."

While many thought that her indifference with Grande was the reason behind the cancellation of "Victorious," she said it wasn't because she didn't get along with someone but because she wanted to have a solo career.

"I love the cast and I loved doing 'Victorious.' Me going on tour when I did had nothing to do with whether or not there was a 'Victorious' tour... I don't think it's fair though to blame that on me because it's not true," she said.

The brunette beauty emphasizes that she did not have control over the show's flow and just like other fans, she got shocked when the show wasn't picked up for a fourth season.