Shannen Doherty fought again tears as she addressed Alyssa Milano‘s current feedback about not being concerned in Doherty’s “Charmed” exit.

Throughout a panel alongside “Charmed” co-stars Holly Marie Combs and Rose McGowan at MegaCon Orlando on Sunday (by way of EW), Doherty spoke in regards to the claims she made on her “Let’s Be Clear” podcast, by which she alleged that Milano performed a pivotal position in her firing from the fantasy drama sequence.

“Holly and I, we weren’t imply on the podcast,” Doherty stated. “The truth is, we went in and we edited out something that we felt would trigger extra drama. We merely instructed the reality as a result of the reality truly does matter. However we needed to attempt to prevent, the followers, from heartbreak as a lot as humanly doable.”

Doherty, who’s in therapy for stage 4 breast most cancers, continued: “At this level in my life with my well being analysis — I’m sorry if I begin crying — with preventing horrific illness each day of my life, it is usually extremely necessary to me that the reality truly be instructed versus the narrative that others put on the market for me.”

Doherty stated she and Combs “instructed our truths and we’re standing by our truths,” including, “There isn’t a revisionist historical past occurring.”

Doherty was an unique forged member on “Charmed” alongside Milano and Combs, however her character Prue was killed off after three seasons and changed by McGowan’s Paige.

Again in December on Doherty’s “Let’s Be Clear” podcast, she and Combs revealed that Doherty was fired on account of an alleged ultimatum their co-star Milano gave producers. In keeping with Combs, “Charmed” producer Jonathan Levin as soon as instructed her about Milano’s ultimatum.

“He stated, you recognize, ‘We’re mainly ready the place it’s one or the opposite. We have been instructed [by Alyssa] that it’s [Shannen] or me, and Alyssa has threatened to sue us for a hostile office atmosphere,’” Combs stated, including that Milano “constructed a case for herself” by utilizing a mediator to doc each time she felt uncomfortable on set.

Milano denied these claims about Doherty’s firing at a separate panel at MegaCon on Feb. 2, saying, “I’m probably the most unhappy {that a} present that has meant a lot to so many individuals has been tarnished by a toxicity that’s nonetheless to this present day, nearly 1 / 4 of a century later, nonetheless occurring. And I’m unhappy that folks can’t transfer previous it. And I’m unhappy that all of us can’t simply rejoice the success of a present that meant a lot to all of us.” 

Milano then took to her Instagram so as to add that she “didn’t have the ability to get anybody fired.”

“This was so way back that any retelling of those tales from anybody is simply revisionist historical past,” Milano wrote.