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Frenemies, Taylor Swift and Katy Perry seem to never give up the battle on Twitter and now Camilla Belle just found herself in the battle arena together with an Indie singer named Ed Droste.

A lot of female celebrities are now attacking their female peers in the entertainment industry. Just recently, the issue was brought up when Niki Minaj and Taylor Swift exchanged tweets against one another when Swift misunderstood Minaj's rants on Twitter. Katy Perry then, showed her support to Minaj by tweeting in her own account.

And now, the whole story just got more spiced up when Camilla Belle showed her support to Katy Perry's diss on Taylor Swift. Camilla Belle, 28, just threw herself inside the ring of a battle between singers. Seems like Belle is claiming her revenge after Swiftie also wrote a song about her after allegedly stealing Joe Jonas from her. The actress stood up and retweeted the "Dark Horse" singer, Katy Perry's tweets that eventually called Swift a hypocrite for pointing out Minaj for pitting out women against one another. Belle also tweeted and showed her all out support for Perry, saying, "@katyperry Could't have said it better..."

In the middle of the Swift scare, a male entertainer seemed to get to the goal of stopping Swift from putting up different battles in Twitter. Indie Singer, Ed Droste has promised his self to deliver a story that would shatter Swiftie's girl next door image into pieces. Over the weekend, he posted a tabloid article about "The Mean Girl Taylor" on his Twitter account with a caption that goes, "Obsessed of people finally catching on." When his tweet circulated online, Swift's fans were asking him about his tweet and so to clarify things up, Droste tweeted, "Ummmm she's been given a free pass for too long. Plus, first hand experience...I have a whole other story to tell, still feels unsafe tho. She frightens me genuinely".

While Team Camilla Belle has already claimed the revenge to Taylor Swift, Droste is just starting to take a dose of the wrath of Swiftie supporters.