Josh Peck has shared more insight as to why he excluded the “Drake & Josh” cast from his 2017 wedding … and it has nothing to do with his formerly distant relationship with his costar Drake Bell.

Drake joined Josh for a two-part reunion on his “Good Guys” podcast this week … and in  Thursday’s release, Josh admits he wanted to completely “leave it all behind” because he felt like the show “didn’t serve” him anymore.

Josh was 30 when he walked down the aisle with Paige O’Brien … but now, at 38, he says he realized he would have invited so many more people, including Drake and their costar Miranda Cosgrove, who played their menacing little sister on the hit show.

Interestingly, Josh mentions the only person from the show who attended his wedding was Dan Schneider … “because my mom was friends with his wife — thanks mom!”

Josh also theorizes he was living in a different reality than Drake at the time of his wedding, explaining … “You were living in the world of where our relationship should have been. I was too much living in the past of when our relationship wasn’t great and it was really somewhere in the middle.”

Remember … Drake blasted Josh in since-deleted tweets after learning of his wedding.

Josh addressed the drama on a 2022 episode of “BFFs with Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards” and stood his ground, saying he and Drake were “not really” friends and hadn’t stayed in touch since the Nickelodeon series wrapped in 2007. He also claimed “delusional” Drake cursed him out via text the night of his wedding.

During Josh’s “Good Guys” podcast, he and Drake reflected on how they would meet up about once a year after the show wrapped, with Josh even saying they “should have been closer.”

Actor Clive Revill — best known as the voice of the villainous Emperor Palpatine in one of the “Star Wars” films, has died.

Revill passed away at an assisted-living facility in Sherman Oaks, California, on March 11 while suffering from dementia, his daughter, Kate, told The Hollywood Reporter.

In “Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back,” Revill played the role of the hooded Palpatine who spoke in a creepy voice as a three-dimensional image to Darth Vader about their enemy Luke Skywalker.

In the famous 1980 scene, Darth Vader, voiced by James Earl Jones, convinces Palpatine to turn Skywalker to the “dark side” or kill him.

Revill also starred in many older flicks, such as “Bunny Lake Is Missing” (1965), “Kaleidoscope” (1966) with Warren Beatty, “Modesty Blaise” (1966), “The Legend of Hell House” (1973) and “Matilda” (1978).

He also landed theatre roles on Broadway and was nominated for 2 Tony Awards for his characters in the musicals — “Irma la Douce“ and “Oliver!“

Revill was 94.

Madison Pettis — the child star from “The Game Plan” — is all grown up and shooting her shot for a biopic role that could be a total game-changer … AKA Mariah Carey‘s life story!

TMZ caught up with Madison, and TBH, even before she said a word, the resemblance was doing all the talking — she’s even leaned into it before, rocking a Mariah-inspired Halloween look — but now, she’s manifesting the real deal.

Madison says she’s all in for the biopic, which is rumored to be in the works … though nothing’s confirmed yet. But just don’t ask her to sing!