Shameik Moore clarifies comments he made on social media that some fans interpreted as implying he had feelings for Hailee Steinfeld.

A few days after his Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse her co-star Steinfeld, 27, announced that she engaged to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh AllenMoore, 29, made an appearance at Fan Expo San Francisco 2024where he addressed speculation about posts he made on the same day as Steinfeld’s announcement.

“It’s been a rough weekend, bro. The internet killed me, I’m sorry,” Moore said during a panel, according to Rant screen. The actor appeared to be referring to a reaction to a post he shared on on November 29, it read: “There are more people to meet. More opportunities ahead. And more chances to try. Live, learn, apply.”

Moore lends his voice to Spider-Man character Miles Morales in the animated Spider-Verse films, while Steinfeld plays Morales’ ally and love interest Gwen Stacy (aka Spider-Gwen) in the series. “It’s also crazy what you decide to engage with when I post,” Moore also said. written the November 29 to follow up on his previous message.

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The actor too went to TikTok on Wednesday, December 4, where he continued to chat online about him and Steinfeld. “There’s no way, especially in this day and age, with everything that’s going on in the workspace, I can’t make someone uncomfortable and everything actually goes well” , Moore said. “In reality, social media is fun and games. In reality, I would lose my job. Keep that in mind.”

Moore and Steinfeld are expected to reprise their roles as Miles and Gwen at least one more time for the upcoming Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Versewhich was originally scheduled for release in March 2024. This film remains in production and does not yet have a release date.