Jojo Siwa recently called out former 'That’s So Raven' star Anneliese van der Pol for her social media posts about the cancellation of 'Raven’s Home.' Anneliese, who played Chelsea from 2003 to 2007, was let go from the 2017 reboot but has been vocal about it despite signing an NDA. In response to a video clip, Siwa commented that the show was doing fine and pointed out that Pol’s most popular posts were about 'Raven’s Home.' Pol fired back, asserting her role in the show's legacy and directly addressing Siwa in a TikTok. The exchange has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some siding with Siwa and others applauding Pol for standing up to her.
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00:00JoJo Siwa just called out former That's So Raven star Annalise Vanderpoel for
00:05posting about Raven's Home being canceled. Annalise Vanderpoel starred as
00:09Chelsea on the Disney Channel show That's So Raven from 2003 to 2007. Disney
00:15rebooted That's So Raven in a new show called Raven's Home, which first aired in
00:202017 and ran through 2023. Poel was asked to return for the reboot, but while
00:25appearing on the Wizards of Waverly Place podcast, revealed that she had been
00:30let go. After this, Poel was talking about being let go for reasons unknown, as she
00:34had to sign an NDA constantly on social media.
00:39No, I can't laugh yet. I've got to hold it in.
00:45Former Dance Moms star JoJo Siwa commented on this video, writing,
00:49Six seasons and now a spinoff. I think they're doing just fine. Also, look at
00:54your account. Your highest views come from talking about the show slash Raven
00:58as well. But Poel actually responded to Siwa in the comments, writing back,
01:02Highest views. Exactly. You're catching on. Now put some respect on my name, little
01:08girl. I walked so you could dance. The former That's So Raven star also posted
01:13this TikTok directly addressing Siwa. Some fans online are agreeing with Siwa,
01:18saying that Poel should let it go, while others were glad to see Poel slam Siwa
01:22after her comment.