Vanessa Hudgens weighs in on the dispute between ‘Euphoria’ and ‘High School Musical.’

• Vanessa Hudgens spoke in on the Euphoria vs. High School Musical argument during the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday.
• Since 2006, high school musicals have altered, according to the Spring Breakers actress.
• “Euphoria High does not do it the same way East High did.” “There’s less singing, more hair tugging, and more cleavage,” the 33-year-old observed.

 

Hudgens rose to prominence as Gabriella Montez in Disney Channel’s High School Musical from 2006 to 2008.

The Princess Switch actress also stated that she does not want to “resurrect her character in a fourth High Musical picture.”

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Previously, in November 2021, the actress told Entertainment Tonight, “It was such a lovely period of time that so many people do hold so personal and near and dear to their hearts, that I don’t know if I’d return.”

“It’s dangerous to meddle with something like that because it’s so cherished.” Someone has to write a script and distribute it to all of us, and if we enjoy it, who knows?”

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Meanwhile, Euphoria made news earlier this year after America’s Drug Abuse Resistance Education warned in a statement that the play was “misguidedly promoting and erroneously presenting high-school student drug usage.”