Reports about Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande's feud have been surfacing over the past few years. The two songstresses have allegedly competed with each other since their Nickelodeon days.

The two starred together on Nickelodeon's "Victorious" which was cancelled by the network. Some reports claimed that the "Bang Bang" singer felt like it was Victoria Justice's fault that the show got axed.

"If we had done a cast tour, Nickelodeon would have ordered another season of Victorious while Sam & Cat filmed simultaneously but she chose otherwise. I'm tired of this BS," Ariana Grande allegedly said as per Oh No They Didn't.

Nonetheless, despite reports about Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande's feud, Pierson Fode's girlfriend finally cleared the air in an interview with Huffpost Live.

"There's no feuding going on right. She's doing her thing, and I wish her the best," she said.

This isn't the first time that Victoria Justice tried to address her rumored fight with the "Love Me Harder" hit maker. Last January, she talked to MTV about the issue.

She said that a magazine article came out wherein Ariana Grande talked about being bullied on set. The said article made it appear as if Big Sean's ex-girlfriend was pertaining to Victoria Justice. Pierson Fode's girlfriend said that Ariana Grande texted her about the article.

"Once the article came out - actually before it came out - she texted me privately, and she was like, 'Oh my gosh, I am so sorry. You know how the media twists words. I was not talking about you obviously, I was talking about someone on Broadway I had worked with,'" she explained.

"But once it got out there everyone thought that I was this bully and mean to her, which couldn't be further from the truth."

The brunette beauty hopes that Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande feud reports will finally be put to rest. She hopes that the press will take some advice from Disney's famed flick, "Frozen."

"Hope now she's talked about it, I've talked about it, there is no feud. We can put this behind us now and we can practice what 'Frozen' preaches, my friends, and let it go. Let's let it go!" she told MTV.