Gossip Girl Teaser: Reboot Will Be Darker Than The Original, Kristen Bell Returns As The Iconic Narrator
Gossip Girl is returning with a reboot on HBO Max in July 2021. The showrunners recently shared the first teaser promo for the show and fans are most excited to hear Kristen Bell return as the narrator
Gossip
Girl
is
returning
with
a
reboot
on
HBO
Max
in
July
2021.
The
showrunners
recently
shared
the
first
teaser
promo
for
the
show
and
fans
are
most
excited
to
hear
Kristen
Bell
return
as
the
elusive,
sharp-tongued
voice
saying
the
iconic
narrator
line,
'xoxo
Gossip
Girl'.
The
new
cast
looks
just
as
glamorous
and
their
lives
seem
just
as
scandalous
as
the
original
characters
of
the
show.
For
the
unversed,
Gossip
Girl
follows
the
lives
of
Manhattan's
elite
and
the
social
scene
of
New
York
City's
Upper
East
Side.
The
reboot
features
Jordan
Alexander,
Eli
Brown,
Thomas
Doherty,
Tavi
Gevinson,
Emily
Alyn
Lind,
Evan
Mock,
Zion
Moreno,
Whitney
Peak
and
Savannah
Lee
Smith
as
the
leading
cast.
While
the
original
show
was
known
for
characters
scheming
against
each
other
and
betraying
one
another,
Gossip
Girl
starring
Blake
Lively
was
never
outright
dark.
However,
the
reboot
teaser
has
a
strong
Pretty
Litter
Liars
and
Riverdale
vibe.
The
clip
shows
the
characters
going
about
their
highly
glamorous
lives
but
are
shocked
to
find
their
secrets
revealed
to
everyone
at
the
party.
It
also
highlights
the
letters
"X" and
"O"
through
the
scenes
in
the
most
unexpected
ways,
teasing
that
the
Gossip
Girl
is
everywhere.
Since
the
reboot
is
based
in
the
modern
smartphone
era,
the
makers
are
sure
to
take
their
shenanigans
to
the
next
level.
Take
a
look
at
the
teaser:
Kristen
who
voiced
the
original
narration
in
Gossip
Girl,
returned
for
the
reboot
as
well.
She
can
be
heard
saying,
"You've
gotten
so
comfortable
--
thinking
you're
in
control
of
your
image,
your
actions,
the
narrative
--
that
you
forgot
one
thing:
I
can
see
you.
And
before
I'm
through,
I'll
make
sure
you
see
you,
too.
You
know
you
love
me.
Xoxo,
gossip
girl."
While
much
is
not
known
about
the
reboot,
Variety
reported
that
the
show
will
take
place
"nine
years
after
the
original
blogger's
website
went
dark." The
series
also
promises
to
explore
how
social
media
"and
the
landscape
of
New
York
itself"
has
changed
in
almost
a
decade.