If, like us, you spent the years 1994 to 1999 dreaming of discovering you had been separated at birth from an identical twin sister so you could dress up in co-ordinating multi-coloured outfits, mom jeans and bucket hats, we’ve got some news you might be VERY interested in hearing.
The absolutely EPIC 90s TV show, Sister, Sister is making a comeback.
The series followed the lives of identical twins Tia and Tamera Campbell – played by IRL twins Tia and Tamera Mowry - who were separated at birth and live with their adoptive parents (Tia with her adoptive mother Lisa, while Tamera lives with dad Ray). The girls than randomly bump into each other while shopping at the mall. Naturally.
After their chance meeting, Tia and Tamera refuse separate again, forcing Ray and Lisa to move in together. And all the fun ensues.
Now, Jackée Harry – who played Tia’s mum Lisa – has confirmed the show is getting a reboot, and all the original cast are seemingly on board.
"Yeah, it's happening!" she revealed, after being questioned about the rumours.
"I'm excited. Tia and Tamera [Mowry]... my babies too," she added. "They won't leave me alone. I can't get rid of none of these women!"
Tia also recently spoke out about the prospect of a revival.
"As I know of now, definitely Jackée Harry and Tim Reid will definitely be part of the show,” she revealed back in October.
"I think I would want it to pick up with where our lives are now. We're married with kids. But I definitely would want it to focus on the power of sisterhood.”
YAAAS. We cannot wait.
Now if Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Saved By The Bell and Kenan and Kel could get their act together, that would be brill.