Christa B. Allen to be “absolutely” invited to virtual Revenge reunion after being left out

She revealed on Monday that she had been banned from an upcoming virtual meeting with the stars of the ABC drama Revenge.

But now Christa B. Allen appears to have an invitation to the Feb.6 reunion – if she still wants it – after Winklepicker Entertainment founder Mark Wright expanded the number of cast members that can be included.

The coordinator of the meeting affirmed E! New Tuesday that Allen was originally absent from the event because technical logistics would only allow four actors to be involved at a time, but now she was “absolutely” invited.

“At first we could only accommodate four of the cast members due to technical limitations,” Wright said.

“In the last few weeks, we’ve ended up joining a new platform, so we’re going to be able to expand the event. Now we’re looking to include other cast members, if they’re available. I invite them all this week.

It’s unclear why a program that so dramatically limits the number of people involved would be chosen, or why the choice would have been made to change it so close to the February 6 air date.

Allen made it clear that she was not happy with the original limited programming in a Jan. 25 Instagram post that included a photo of herself with her co-stars Emily VanCamp (who was guest) and Ashley Madekwe (who was not).

“I get a lot of DMs about the Revenge virtual reunion on February 6th, of course I would have loved to be there with all of you, but as usual I was not invited,” he said. she wrote..

In addition to VanCamp, Josh Bowman, Nick Wechsler and Barry Sloane completed the first attendees at the event organized by the Tixr company.

While most of the responses offered some form of support for the 29-year-old actress, some were critical with messages like “Maybe this attitude is the reason you weren’t invited,” why Allen replied, “If standing up to the bullying is wrong, I don’t want to be right.

Wright clarified that none of the other actors had been involved in planning the meeting or limiting guests.

“I just want to make things right with her, let her know she was on my list to reach out to invite her,” he continued. “She was just ahead of me because the marketing team started posting stuff to get the ball rolling, and we plan to keep adding people as we go.”

The reunion is free to fans, but there are a number of opportunities for people to have more access to all four stars, for a price.

For example, people can book one-on-one dating sessions with Bowman, Wechsler, or Sloane for $ 80 for two and a half minutes, or they can play video games with Josh or Barry for $ 200.

Other options include VanCamp’s personalized video offering for $ 150; while the four stars all sell autographs starting at $ 70.

Since she was not invited to attend the Revenge reunion, Allen wrote that she organize their own party on the same day.

“If the entrance fee for this meeting is a bit high in these difficult times, please feel free to come with me on TikTok live at the same time, same day for free,” she continued in her speech. Instagram post.

Madeleine Stowe, who played Allen’s mother on the show, stepped in and wrote, “You’re such a smart woman. I’m going to have to buy a Tik Tok just to watch you live.

Madekwe, who featured in the photo posted by Allen, commented: “I love this image of us. Looks like we were shooting this yesterday.

There was no shortage of fans and followers who expressed their surprise that Allen was not included in the reunion.

‘Wow !! Your character was an important part of the show … how rude! ‘ a fan commented on his Instagram page.

Someone else shared a similar sentiment: “I love Charlotte, she played a big role in the show, how can they be so rude to you? OMG. ‘

Revenge aired on Abc from 2011 to 2015.