Rebel Wilson Enjoys Mini Reunion With 'Pitch Perfect' Co-Stars: 'Decade Long Friendship!'

Rebel Wilson sure knows how to cherish old friendships! The Australian actress recently reunited with some of her former co-stars from the musical comedy franchise, “Pitch Perfect.”

Wilson posted a one-of-a-kind picture on her Instagram account featuring the other actresses she worked alongside a decade ago. They all looked radiant in their beautiful outfits.

The comedian, who declared the year 2020 her “Year of Health.” played the role of Fat Amy in the musical comedy and earned several awards and nominations for her stellar performance, including an MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance

The “Senior Year” actress who starred in all three films of “Pitch Perfect” as “Fat Amy” shared with her over 11 million followers on Instagram a picture of her chilling with her other co-stars.

The stars included; Kelley Jakle, who played the role of “Jessica Smith,” Chrissie Fit, who played the role of “Florencia Fuentes,” and Shelley Regner, who played the role of  “Ashley Jones” in the film.

The four legendary actresses sweetly posed together and beamed brightly for the camera as they embraced one another in front of a swimming pool with bubbles floating in the background.

The “Isn't It Romantic” actress looked gorgeous dressed in a pink midi dress which was paired with a matching pink belt that hugged her trimmed waist. She completed her look wearing stiletto heels and had her luscious blonde hair parted sideways, revealing her loose curls. 

While Jakle looked flowery, dressed in a floaty purple floral dress which she paired with a pair of nude high heels. Fit, on the other hand, cut a stylish figure dressed in a bright blue dress with a flower pattern.  Regent, however, stood out as she donned a tiger print dress and rocked nude heels. They seemed extremely excited to be all together.

Captioning the picture, Wilson wrote, “ ‘Bellas 4 Life! Decade long friendship with these gorgeous pitches!’. 

One of their other co-stars’, Brittany Snow, who couldn't make it to the reunion, dropped a heartfelt response in the comment section, writing, “My loves! I’m so sad to miss this.”  A die-hard fan sweetly wrote, “BARDEN BELLAS!!!!! I was just watching all 3 pitch perfects this week!!!! [cute face emoji].”

The heartwarming reunion comes weeks after "Pitch Perfect" turned 10. For the milestone, the Australian native and her colleagues shared heartwarming tributes online

Wilson shared the front cover of the movie on her Instagram account and proudly wrote, “10 years ago today! Wow! Love PITCH PERFECT and everyone who was a part of making these movies so so much. There are so many great memories – like us Bellas huddling together like penguins in that freezing cold swimming pool all night, and we’ve been hugging each other ever since! Bellas 4 Life!”

Movie creator Kay Cannon, who wrote and produced the three sequels, gave a reflection on how she and director Jason Moore had to go to theaters all over Los Angeles to see how audiences would react to the film. 

In her words, “First-time feature director with a first-time screenwriter asking to be let in. We were so excited. And I’ll never forget it”, she began her post, which she shared on Instagram.

She then tagged most of the movie cast, adding “❤️ to all of the cast and crew. I'm forgetting people but… ya know, it's been 10 years!!!” A delighted Anna Camp, who played “Aubrey Posen '' in the film, also shared a post of her own on her Instagram account. 

She attached her now-iconic catchphrase “aca-scuse me” over a photo of her character, alongside a caption that read “Happy 10th Anniversary Pitches !!! while adding ?????.” 

Released on Oct. 5, 2012, "Pitch Perfect" made $115.4 million at the box office off of a $17 million budget. The first installment told the story of a group of women in an all-girl a cappella group, the Barden Bellas, as they compete against other a cappella groups.

Thanks to its success, it spawned two sequels, Pitch Perfect 2" in 2015 and "Pitch Perfect 3" in 2017. It took home an American Music Award for Favorite Soundtrack, two MTV Movie Awards, and four Teen Choice Awards.