'Wizards of Waverly Place' Alum Dan Benson Reacts to David Henrie Blocking Him

Former On-Screen Brothers Have Reportedly Been Feuding for Years

Dan Benson, who played Zeke Beakerman on the Disney Channel series 'Wizards of Waverly Place,' has spoken out about being blocked by his former on-screen brother, David Henrie, who played Justin Russo.

In a recent interview with Page Six, Benson said that he was "heartbroken" when he found out that Henrie had blocked him on social media. "We were so close when we were filming the show," Benson said. "I thought we were friends."

Benson said that he doesn't know why Henrie blocked him, but he suspects that it has something to do with a falling out they had a few years ago. "We had a disagreement about something," Benson said. "I don't want to get into the details, but it was something that really hurt me."

Benson Said He's Tried to Reach Out to Henrie, but He Hasn't Been Successful

Benson said that he's tried to reach out to Henrie to talk things out, but he hasn't been successful. "I've texted him, I've called him, I've even sent him a letter," Benson said. "But he's not responding."

Benson said that he's "really sad" about the situation, and he hopes that one day they can mend their friendship. "I miss him," Benson said. "He was like a brother to me."

Henrie Has Not Publicly Commented on the Situation

Henrie has not publicly commented on the situation, and it's unclear why he blocked Benson. Some fans have speculated that it may have something to do with Benson's support for Jennette McCurdy, who has been critical of Nickelodeon in recent years.

McCurdy, who starred in the Nickelodeon series 'iCarly,' has accused the network of abuse and exploitation. Benson has publicly supported McCurdy, and he has criticized Nickelodeon for its handling of the situation.

It's Unclear if the Feud Will Ever Be Resolved

It's unclear if the feud between Benson and Henrie will ever be resolved. Benson has said that he's willing to forgive Henrie, but it's up to Henrie to reach out to him.