Lea Michele, Naya Rivera Feud: Did 'Glee' Stars Clash on Set?

"Glee" star Lea Michele reportedly stormed off set recently after her co-star Naya Rivera supposedly made complaints to producers about the "Cannonball" singer.

Insiders claim that while filming on Tuesday Michele, 26, stalled production by constantly taking breaks to deal with personal matters which prompted Rivera's complaint. Rivera reportedly expressed frustration regarding Michele's "difficult" behavior which did not go down well, according to TMZ.com.

Some sources claim that upon learning about Rivera's complaint to producers, Michele stormed off set, however, others maintain that it was actually Rivera who left in a state of fury. Michele plays Rachel Berry and Rivera plays Santana Lopez on the Fox series.

Both women have been through difficult times over the past year. Michele's boyfriend and on-screen love interest Cory Monteith tragically died last year from a drug overdose while Rivera was recently left heartbroken after her fiancé Big Sean called off their engagement.

The pair got engaged in October last year, just six months after publicly confirming their relationship. Sean is rumored to have initiated the split and cheating rumors have been denied.

"After careful thought and much consideration, Sean has made the difficult decision to call the wedding off," his rep told Us magazine.

"The recent rumors and accusations reported by so called or fake sources are simply untrue," the rep continued. "Sean wishes Naya nothing but the best and it is still his hope that they can continue to work through their issues privately. We will not be commenting again on this matter."

The canceled engagement came as a shock to fans as Rivera recently gushed about Sean in an interview with Cosmopolitan for Latinas. The actress called him "an amazing husband," and said someday he would be " a great father."

"He's so kind to people, but he also wears the pants in our relationship, which I love," she told Cosmo.

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