Anne Hathaway Champions Inclusivity on Devil Wears Prada Sequel Set

0:00On April 21st, Anne Hathaway just dropped some real talk at the New York City premiere of the Devilware's Prada 2. She pushed hard for models of all sizes on set, saying the movies for everybody in the fashion world is finally getting more inclusive. Turns out, she spotted mostly super skinny models and knew and needed fixing right away. She straight up told the producers about it and they were like, yeah, we should have seen that. Within two hours, more diverse girls showed up. Hathaway said it made everyone happier when folks feel included, and that simple switch kept the vibe positive on set. Meryl Streep backed her up big time, calling Hathaway a stand-up girl after noticing how alarmingly thin the models looked at Milan Fashion Week. Events they attended. Streep said the cast got to see real fashion shows this time, highlighting how the industry's changed or at least how they're calling it out now. On premiere day, Hathaway also got named People's World's Most Beautiful for 2026. Chatting about loving the original film, despite the stress, it was hilarious thanks to the crew.

1:05She's pumped to dive back into the runway world. The sequel hits theaters May 1st, with Miranda Priestly battling the death of print mags and clashing with Emily Blunt's power player character over. Add money. Inclusivity's winning, and this one's shaping up to reflect that shift. I'm Corey with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.