David Arquette Responds to Spencer Pratt Slamming Lisa Kudrow

When Spencer Pratt announced that Lisa Kudrow is "one of the worst humans I've ever come in contact with" on TikTok, the Internet went wild. Comments started pouring in from all angles. Many were in disbelief, and yet many others said it's believable. Bethenny Frankel, "Real Housewives of New York City" alum jumped into the comment section with her take, and now another celebrity is speaking out and maybe even trying to mediate the situation with an interesting idea - actor David Arquette.

Pratt spilled the tea about the incident that made him think Kudrow isn't a nice celebrity starting off with, "The year was 2009. Heidi and I were invited to our first real A-list elite party by the president of NBC. It was clear right when we got there that nobody wanted us there." He continued, "It was almost like we were filming for ‘Punk’d’ and a hidden camera was gonna pop out, but Heidi and I didn’t care. As we were sitting there consuming a little caviar, Phoebe approaches, which was a little shocking since nobody had talked to us at all at the party."

His story continued, "So as we are standing there at the buffet, that’s when Phoebe Buffay rolls up and right in front of me she tells Heidi that she needs to get away from me as fast as possible cause I’m gonna murder Heidi and that I have the eyes of a serial killer." Pratt feels that it was clear that Kudrow was not joking, and that it was the rudest moment he's ever had with a human being.

Arquette, who knows Kudrow through his ex-wife Courteney Cox and from being a guest on "Friends," spoke to news.com.au's podcast "I've Got News For You" while promoting the latest "Scream" movie on Paramount+ and mentioned Pratt's story. "It's a hard one to believe. She's like the sweetest person in the world," he said.

He then joked that maybe the answer is the two settle their differences in a "Stab" film together (a reference to the fictional horror movies featured in the "Scream" franchise). Pratt took to Instagram to respond, saying, "I don't know about her schedule, but I, you know she already said I had serial killer eyes, so maybe in a film I could K-I-L-L her, in the film," he said. "And then we can all make up on set, it can be like a big media moment, get lots of press. It'd be great, so I think that could be a nice way to have a reconciliation and piece everything out."

Viewers of the video seemed to be on board with the idea of a horror flick to sort out the issues. Comments on the video included, "I’m so deep into Spencer / Phoebe serial killer Tok," "what a great way to reconcile," "As a huge horror fan this needs to happen! Even as a skit recreating that night, the party, the insults, the ?," "I’d watch that ?," "I’m OBSESSED! Words I never thought I would say. Best Toks ever," "? Leave it to David Arquette to be the mediator? his suggestion is genius ?," "Y’all better be glad celebrity death match isn’t still a show ??," and others.