Constance Wu says her brilliance after the renewal of her show was ill chosen

The hit comedy ABC, which follows a family adapting to the suburban life of Orlando after its move from Chinatown, announced Friday the resumption of season 6.

But after the series published news of its renewal on social media, Wu had a staggering reaction. "So upset I literally cry, Ugh," she tweeted, followed by expletives.

On the Instagram account of the series, commentators have called after she apparently posted "Dislike" in an article about the series that would come back for another season.

"Saying" not to like "to this news is a slap for all those who work behind the scenes to make your show as powerful and revolutionary as it really is. Because the show has been renewed, the entire team enjoys an extra year to take care of their families, schooling their children, getting medical insurance and saving for retirement, an odor of disconnected and ungrateful person, "said a user.

Later, the actress tried to clarify her posts in a series of tweets.

"You make a lot of assumptions about what I said," she tweeted. "And no, it's not what it's about – no, it's not … what it's about." "Stop guessing."

Wu did not suppress his previous tweets and defended them saying that they "were about to face a difficult day and that they were uninformed (with) the news of the series". She thanked the fans for their support.

"(Please, know that I am so thankful for the renewal of the FOTB," she posted. "I love the actors and the team. I am proud of it." to be part of it. "

Wu played in the movie "Crazy Rich Asians" last summer. The film had a major impact on American culture and grossed $ 239 million at the box office.