"Princess Diaries" movies starred Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews, reported Ace Showbiz.
The rumour was first reported by The Tracking Board. It said that Disney was currently working on the third installment of "Princess Diaries" movie series, but it might not include Hathaway.
It also said that Debra Chase of Martin Chase Productions returned to produce the newest picture. The rumour sparked after actress Heather Matarazzo, who portrayed Lilly Moscovitz in "Princess Diaries" series, tweeted that good news was on the way for fans of the franchise.
Sources close to Hathaway also confirm that the actress is not attached to any sequel at this time.
The first "Princess Diaries" movie which was released in 2001 centered on Mia Thermopolis (Hathaway) who had just found out that she's the heir apparent to the throne of small country named Genovia. With the help of her grandmother, Queen Clarisse Renaldi (Andrews), she was trained to become a real princess.
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