Washington DC, Dec. 29 -- Actor and comedian David Spade has opened up about his long-standing feud with Eddie Murphy, revealing how a joke on Saturday Night Live led to a rift that lasted nearly 25 years, according to E! News.

Speaking on a recent episode of the Fly on the Wall podcast with Dana Carvey, Spade recalled how a joke he made about Murphy's 1995 film Vampire in Brooklyn during SNL's "Weekend Update" segment caused unexpected tension between the two comedians.

"It was weird going from being a super fan to having him hate me overnight," Spade said. "I was on Weekend Update, new to the show, making fun of all the celebrities, and I made fun of him and it didn't go well."

Spade added that Murphy later confronted him directly. "...