Jamie Lee Curtis And Lindsay Lohan Tease Fans With New 'Freaky Again' Photo

The Coleman's are back because Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are set to reprise their roles in an upcoming sequel to "Freaky Friday" (2003).

Curtis, who portrayed Tess Coleman, a psychologist and single mother who is about to marry her fiancé, Ryan, shared a snap with Lohan, who portrayed Anna Coleman, Tess's rebellious teenage daughter who loves music and struggles to connect with her mother, sending social media users into a frenzy.

The first behind-the-scenes look at "Freaky Friday 2" shared on Jamie Lee Curtis's Instagram page revealed that filming is officially underway, reuniting Curtis and Lindsay Lohan from the beloved 2003 film.

While Disney has not revealed specific storyline details for the sequel, the studio has confirmed that "Freaky Friday 2" is scheduled for a theatrical release in 2025.

In addition to Lohan and Curtis, fans will see several other familiar faces as Mark Harmon, Chad Michael Murray, Christina Vidal Mitchell, Haley Hudson, Lucille Soong, Stephen Tobolowsky and Rosalind Chao have all been confirmed.

New cast members include Julia Butters, Manny Jacinto, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, and Sophia Hammons.

On Monday, June 24, Jamie Lee Curtis shared a behind-the-scenes snap of her and Lohan sitting on the steps outside of their trailers.

"WE ARE FREAKING OUT because the Coleman's are getting FREAKY AGAIN!" Curtis shared in the caption, throwing fans into a tizzy.

"OH MY GOD, IT’S HAPPENING! STAY CALM!" one Instagram user commented.

"I cannot; this is so far the best moment of 2024," another expressed.

"SO excited! I wonder what the storyline will be for this one- Lindsay as a mom, switching with her child??" one fan wrote, speculating what the movie could be about.

Walt Disney Studios also shared a video clip of Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis on the set of "Freaky Friday 2," leaving fans ecstatic to see what the company has in store for the highly anticipated sequel.

"The band’s back together and coming to theaters in 2025," the Walt Disney Studios company shared. "The sequel to Freaky Friday is now in production!"

"I’m so ready for this! Disney do it big, do it bold, do it daring," one social media user wrote after seeing the video as a second expressed, "I AM SCREAMING THIS IS THE GREATEST NEWS."

In 2023, Lindsay Lohan reminisced on what "Freaky Friday" meant to her and how the film changed her life.

"As an 11-year-old, 'The Parent Trap' (1998) felt so big to me," she told The New York Times after the movie turned 20. "I threw myself into everything: accents, green screens, playing two people. So I felt comfortable after that. 'Freaky Friday' felt different because I was going through all of the phases of a 16-year-old [but playing a character who was a year younger]."

Lohan added, "This was the era of Avril Lavigne and punk, and I wanted to experience it. We did white stripes in my hair. I put [the colorist] Tracy Cunningham through hell because I took my nice red hair and just bleached it."

20 years after "Freaky Friday" was released, Jamie Lee Curtis opened up to The New York Times about the moment she received the call from her agent.

"I was in the middle of a book tour when my agent called," she told the newspaper. "An actress had been involved in the movie and chose not to do it; I was a replacement part. That was Thursday. I read the script on Friday, flew home on Saturday, had my hair dyed red Sunday, and was working Monday — with a 15-year-old and a 5-year-old at home, playing a 15-year-old."

"Had I had all the time in the world to prepare, I don’t think it would’ve been so good," she admitted. "I just had to be in my body. I was also newly sober and I was able to have a community within the movie-work world. That was a big deal for me."

"Freaky Friday 2" is scheduled for a theatrical release in 2025.