News about David Henrie

Selena Gomez will relive the magic of a Wizards of Waverly Place sequel. Disney has supported the new project, which stars mental health advocate Judith Shenrie, 31, and her on-screen brother David Henrie, 34. According to Deadline, the highly awaited series will premiere in Los Angeles in April.

Selena Gomez, only a month after Disney announced a revival of their beloved cartoon Wizards of Waverly Place, is announcing the new series. In January, Disney Branded Television delivered a pilot order for a new series starring Gomez, 31, who appeared as Alex Russo alongside David Henrie as Justin Russo, according to Deadline. Although Gomez is only expected to appear in the pilot, she will also executive produce the series alongside Henrie.

Selena Gomez shared a mini reunion with some of her Wizards Of Waverly Place co-stars in new Instagram photos just one week after a sequel to the hit Disney movie was announced. In the fun snaps, the Only Murders In The Building actress, 31, who recently opened up about her body image, was joined by David Henrie, David DeLuise, and Maria Canals-Barrera. Henrie played Alex Russo, Selena's older brother, in the series, while David and Maria portrayed their parents.

Selena Gomez is back to Wizards Of Waverly Place on the Disney Channel, 11 years after the show first premiered. According to Deadline, a pilot for the revival has been sent, and it will include the Teen Choice Award winner as Alex and Justin Russo respectively. Wizards Of Waverly Place appeared on television for four seasons and 106 episodes from 2007 to 2012, with a one-off special in 2013 and another in 2009. Its revival is expected to pick up after a tumultuous incident at WizTech, where an adult Justin Russo has left his wizard powers behind, opting for a simple, human life with his wife and two sons. So, where are the original stars now?

Selena Gomez is expected to appear in a forthcoming sequel to Wizards of Waverly Place - the famous show that turned her into a teen idol. According to Variety, original actor David Henrie is on board to act in and executive produce for the impending revival, which for the time has only been contracted as a pilot. Todd J. Greenwald's fantasy teen sitcom appeared on the Disney Channel for four seasons between October 2007 and January 2012.

On Sunday, Selena Gomez gave TikTok a subway-sized dose of nostalgia as she released a reunion video with her former "Wizards of Waverly Place" costar Jennifer Stone. In the video, Gomez and Stone, drinks in hand, hopped in front of the camera to re-create their iconic "What's That?A Hat?" Dance from the film. "We had to go to. . "It's a good thing" says the author. Gomez wrote the article. Stone posted on her own TikTok account, "Reunited and it looks so good." The video — straight from the show — reminded us exactly what they sounded like when they were in their early teens as the longtime friends weaved side-by-side and posted a playful hip bump. "What's that?A hat?" Alex Russo and Harper Finkle, their characters, sang. "A crazy, funky, junky hat! I'm overslept. The hair is unashamed. Trying to look like Keira Knightley. We've been there. We've done it. We can see right through your funky hat."