Sarah Michelle Gellar doesn't have more to say about Buffy, but Freddie Prinze Jr. sure does
In a new interview, Sarah Michelle Geller stays mum on her time working with Joss Whedon—but her husband has plenty to say about the "bullshit" she endured

After taking a lengthy hiatus from the spotlight to focus on raising her family, early-aughts icon Sarah Michelle Gellar is diving back into onscreen roles headfirst. She’ll follow up a recent cameo in Netflix’s Do Revenge—which paid homage to her iconic Cruel Intentions character—with Wolf Pack, a new CW series heralded as a descendant of Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
For Gellar, returning to roles that “speak to the fan base” is key to her next chapter. But even though Gellar feels ready to revisit a role in a show about fighting big bads, she’s not interested in revisiting her experience on the Buffy set—an environment that multiple cast members have since described as taxing, troubling, and abusive thanks to alleged behavior by showrunner Joss Whedon.
In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Gellar doesn’t mention Whedon or her experience working with him, but she shares that she’s come to a “good place with it… where it’s easier to talk about.”
Allegations against Whedon arose in 2021 when actor Charisma Carpenter shared a lengthy statement on social media accusing Whedon of emotional abuse on both the BTVS and Angel sets. Multiple c0-stars spoke out in support of Carpenter, and some detailed their own experiences with his alleged behavior. Michelle Trachtenberg, who was under 18 while filming BTVS, stated on social media that there was “a rule” on set that Whedon was “not allowed in a room alone” with her.