Emily Blunt shares update on 'The Devil Wears Prada' sequel

ANI June 12, 2025 279 views

Emily Blunt spilled details about the upcoming 'The Devil Wears Prada' sequel, confirming filming begins soon. She joked about secrecy while revealing her return as Emily Charlton. The original writer and director are back, with a possible 2026 release. Fans hope for a reunion with Hathaway and Streep.

"Am I allowed to say that?" — Emily Blunt teasing sequel details to Entertainment Tonight
Washington DC, June 12: Actress Emily Blunt shared a huge update regarding the sequel to 'The Devil Wears Prada', reported Deadline.

Key Points

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Blunt confirms sequel production starts next month

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Original screenwriter Aline Bros McKenna returns

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Plot may follow Weisberger’s 2013 sequel novel

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Expected 2026 release with Hathaway and Streep likely

While playing coy about details about the upcoming sequel to the 2006 screen adaptation of Lauren Weisberger's novel, Emily Blunt revealed that the follow-up goes into production next month, and she'll reprise her role as Emily Charlton.

"Am I allowed to say that?" Blunt asked her rep with a laugh before sharing the news with Entertainment Tonight, as quoted by Deadline, previously joking: "Can you tell I'm skirting the issue? Can you tell I can't tell you anything?"

The actress also opened up about he role in the sequel.

"It's so weird, I haven't even read a script. I don't know. I'm just like, 'Where is she?' I don't know," said Emily Blunt as quoted by Deadline.

The first film's screenwriter, Aline Bros McKenna, will return to pen the sequel, which will be directed by David Frankel.

After 'The Devil Wears Prada' premiered in theatres 20 years ago this month, starring Anne Hathaway as college graduate Andy Sachs, who takes a job at fashion magazine Runway as the assistant to the diabolical Miranda Priestley (Meryl Streep).

According to Deadline, the sequel, which was revealed to be in development at Disney last July, will premiere in theatres on May 1, 2026. While no casting has been confirmed, Blunt is expected to reunite with Streep and Hathaway in the sequel.

As per the outlet, although plot details have not yet been shared, Weisberger's 2013 book sequel Revenge Wears Prada: The Devil Returns follows Andy as the editor for a new bridal magazine while planning her own wedding and living in fear of her inevitable reunion with Miranda Priestley.

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Priya K.
Oh wow! I watched the first movie so many times during college days. Emily Blunt was hilarious as Emily Charlton. But I hope they don't ruin the magic with a forced sequel. Bollywood should learn from Hollywood - not every hit needs a part 2! 😅
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Rahul S.
As someone working in corporate Mumbai, Miranda Priestley still gives me nightmares! Meryl Streep better return or there's no point. The fashion world has changed so much since 2006 - curious how they'll update the story for today's Instagram era.
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Ananya M.
Yaar, I'm excited but nervous! The first film was perfect. Emily Blunt saying she hasn't even read the script yet is worrying. Hollywood sequels often disappoint - remember Sex and the City 2? Hope they don't make it too woke and lose the original charm.
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Vikram J.
Interesting how this news comes right when Indian fashion industry is booming. Maybe they should shoot some scenes in India - our designers like Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra could give Miranda Priestley a run for her money! 🇮🇳
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Shreya P.
The first movie taught me so much about workplace politics. As a woman in Delhi corporate world, I still quote "That's all" in Miranda's tone to my juniors sometimes 😂 Hope the sequel keeps that sharp workplace humor intact.
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Karan D.
Not sure how I feel about this. The original was lightning in a bottle - perfect cast, perfect timing. 2026 is too late. They should have done it 10 years ago. But I'll still watch it first day for Emily Blunt's sarcastic one-liners!

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