Comedian and actor Miranda Hart has taken to social media to quash rumours that her sitcom, Miranda, is returning to our screens with a fourth series. The 49-year-old, whose self-titled sitcom ran for six years on the BBC, has said there is "nothing planned" for the comedy show's revival.
Across the last two days, there have been several reports claiming that after seven years away from our screens, Miranda Hart had finished writing the fourth instalment of her hit sitcom where she stars as a 30-something-year-old women who finds herself in awkward situations. The series starred Patricia Hodge as her on-screen mother, Tom Ellis as Gary, Sarah Hadland as her best mate Stevie and Sally Phillips as Tilly.
The series started on BBC Two back in 2009 and after a switch to BBC One, the final episode of the three series sitcom aired on New Year's Day in 2015 and saw guest appearances from Gary Barlow, Liza Tarbuck and Heather Small. Since the finale, which saw Miranda finally find her happy ever after and marry restaurant chef, Gary after years of a will they or won't they friendship, fans have been eager for the show to make a return.
