Fans of The Princess Diaries will be overjoyed to hear the hotly-anticipated third film has finally been confirmed by Disney, 18 years after the last sequel. While lead star Anne Hathaway hasn't yet been announced to return as Mia Thermopolis, avid 00s enthusiasts will get to find out how the royal princess' life has progressed since her high school days.
The original director Garry Marshall sadly passed away last year and it's unlikely Julie Andrews will make a comeback as Queen Clarisse Renaldi. But it's hopeful Princess Diaries 3 will be just as nostalgic and iconic as the first and second films. Ahead of the release date, we take a look back at the original cast to see where they all are now.
