Is Lea Michele In Hiding After Bullying And Racism Accusations?

Lea Michele, who is pregnant with her first child, was spotted in California one day after honoring her late Glee costars Naya Rivera and Cory Monteith.The actress, 33, went out for a walk in Santa Monica with her mother, Edith Sarfati, on Tuesday, July 14, in photos posted by the Daily Mail. Michele cradled her baby bump, which was wrapped in a casual green dress.

Lea Michele steps out for a walk with her mom Edith Sarfati on Tuesday (July 14) in Santa Monica, Calif.

Lea Michele, 33, used no words to express her grief over the fact that Naya Rivera’s body was believed to be found on the very same day of her ex-boyfriend Cory Monteith’s seven-year death anniversary. Instead, the actress opted to post black-and-white photos of her former Glee co-stars to her Instagram Story on July 13 [SEEN HERE].

Lea Michele quietly deactivated her Twitter account and fans believe she did so because of the online bullying she received over Naya Rivera's disappearance.Bullies seemed to have driven Michele off her Twitter page, while the search for Rivera continues at Lake Piru in California.

Lea Michele is taking a step back from social media. The Glee and Scream Queens alum deactivated her Twitter on Saturday and didn't say a word.

Lea Michele's Twitter account had been deleted, leaving only a note from Twitter on her @leamichele page that read, "This account does not exist."The change left fans debating why the former "Glee" star went offline — and there are a host of possible reasons, not least of which is the flood of bad on-set behavior accusations Lea faced on social media after she tweeted about George Floyd's death in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.Lea has since apologized at length for her

Lea Michele's Twitter account had been deleted, leaving only a note from Twitter on her @leamichele page that read, "This account does not exist."The change left fans debating why the former "Glee" star went offline — and there are a host of possible reasons, not least of which is the flood of bad on-set behavior accusations Lea faced on social media after she tweeted about George Floyd's death in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.Lea has since apologized at length for her

In a surprising move, former Glee star Lea Michele has deleted her Twitter account. Lea has ditched her Twitter handle, @leamichele, but has decided to keep her Instagram page active.

Lea Michele deactivated her Twitter account after she received an onslaught of tweets about her former Glee costar Naya Rivera‘s disappearance.The account was deleted on Saturday, July 11, three days after Rivera, 33, was reported missing after renting a pontoon boat at Lake Piru in California with her 4-year-old son, Josey. The Devious Maids alum’s son — whom she shares with her ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey — was found on the boat with a life jacket.

Lea Michele has deactivated her Twitter account as of the time of this posting.

Glee premiered after American Idol on May 19, 2009, and was an instant favorite. Stars like Matthew Morrison, 41, Lea Michele, 33, Amber Riley, 34, Dianna Agron, 34, Chris Colfer, 29, became bonafide celebrities after the first episode aired. The show ran from 2009 until 2015, with the cast moving on after the show to pursue other creative endeavors. We decided to reflect on where the cast has gone since the show ended five years ago.

Lea Michele holds her hand on her baby bump while stepping out for a walk with husband Zandy Reich on Monday afternoon (July 6) in Santa Monica, Calif.

Another former co-star of Lea Michele’s has attacked the actress for her bad behaviour a month after castmates started coming forward to accuse the actress of bullying tactics and making on-set threats.

Lea Michele posted photos on her Instagram Story for the first time since several co-stars came forward to share their alleged unpleasant interactions with her. On Friday, the Glee star shared three caption-less photos to her Instagram Story.

Lea Michele has returned to social media one month following the "Glee" scandal in which she was dubbed a terror to work with by many of her former co-stars. The future mother-to-be returned to Instagram on Friday, exactly one month after releasing an apology on the social media platform.