Ghosted by Zac Efron? Adam Devine Spills the Tea on Their Friendship Fallout

Welcome to the world of Hollywood friendships, where ghosting is a common practice, and yes, even the most famous faces can find themselves on the receiving end of silence. Enter Adam Devine, the undeniably charming comedian known for his roles in “Pitch Perfect” and “Workaholics,” who recently shared a rather shocking tale about his former co-star, Zac Efron. Devine, who starred alongside Efron in the 2016 rom-com “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,” opened up during a candid appearance on “In Depth With Graham Bensinger.” His revelation? Efron, the heartthrob of our teenage dreams, apparently ghosted him after a seemingly friendly exchange about crashing at his beach house. Imagine this: Efron, lounging on a private island, suddenly has a flash of nostalgia and reaches out to Devine, telling him how much he misses their friendship. They chat, and the next thing you know, Efron is asking if he can stay for two weeks. Devine, caught up in the excitement, agrees. But wait—Efron never calls back. Cue the dramatic music.

Now, let’s take a moment to unpack this. Ghosting, while painful, has become the unwelcome hallmark of modern relationships, and it appears even the glitzy world of Hollywood isn’t immune. Devine’s disappointment is palpable as he recounts texting Efron for confirmation but receiving crickets in return. It’s a classic case of “we’ll catch up soon” that fizzles into nothingness. Talk about a plot twist worthy of a rom-com!

But it’s not all laughs and friendship woes for Devine. He also bravely shared details about his harrowing childhood experience of being hit by a cement truck at just 11 years old—a traumatic event that has left him grappling with health issues for years. Devine described the relentless pain he’s faced, likening his life to a “nightmare.” Doctors have thrown around terms like “stiff-person syndrome,” a rare and debilitating condition, leaving him in a state of confusion and concern. After undergoing stem cell treatment, he finally feels relief for the first time in years, proving that while friendships may fade, resilience shines bright.

So, what’s the takeaway from this saga? Even the brightest stars can dim when it comes to commitment, and sometimes you just have to roll with the punches—whether they come from a cement truck or a ghosting heartthrob. Class dismissed. Try not to let this newfound wisdom go to waste.

Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post, Entertainment Weekly
Attribution: Photo Credit: Gemma LaMana (Creative Commons)