After a pre-pandemic announcement, Disney plans to launch the reboot of "The Proud Family" in 2022 on Disney+ (via Deadline). The louder and prouder cast will include Billy Porter, Zachary Quinto, and EJ Johnson join the original Oscar and Trudy Proud as well as JoMarie Payton as Suga Mama, per Deadline. 

Kyla Pratt told PopSugar, "I think The Proud Family back in 2001 was going deeper than any other cartoon around back then. So, now we have to stay relevant, especially with everything that's going on. You can't ignore the conversations that need to be had. Sometimes it's nice to see it in cartoon form where it's not too serious, but it's still teaching you something."

Pratt, who began acting when she was eight, was inspired seeing her mother on stage, explained, "My mom did a lot of theater when I was younger and I caught the bug just like mommy," (via WUSA9). The actress, who has daughters of her own now, hoped that they could find themselves accurately represented on screen, "As I got older, I [saw] that there are so many different examples that my daughters have to see themselves through entertainment. It's an amazing feeling to know that they can see more of them," (via Essence).

While we can't wait for the iconic role to be resurrected, Pratt assures fans that "the people who loved watching the original will absolutely love watching the reboot."