Hey, Upper East Siders: Gossip Girl Is Back and Even More Dramatic in the Reboot Trailer

Updated on June 10, 2021 at 9:30 AM

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Gossip Girl is officially back, and it looks like she hasn't taken her eyes off the Upper East Side. After sharing a teaser trailer for the upcoming reboot, which is set to premiere on July 8, HBO Max dropped the full-length trailer on Thursday night. As we're introduced to the next generation of Manhattan's elite, it's clear that the storylines, romances, and more will be even more dramatic this time around. Plus, Kristen Bell is back as the voice of Gossip Girl, which is now an Instagram account instead of a website. So, who is Gossip Girl now? We have a feeling that's one secret she'll never tell. Watch the latest trailer above. XOXO.

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Hey, Upper East Siders: Gossip Girl Is Back and Even More Dramatic in the Reboot Trailer

Savannah Smith as Monet de Haan

Thomas Doherty as Max Wolfe

Zion Moreno as Luna La

Tavi Gevinson as Kate Keller

Emily Alyn Lind as Audrey Hope

Evan Mock as Akeno "Aki" Menzies

Eli Brown as Otto "Obie" Bergman IV

Whitney Peak as Zoya Lott

Jordan Alexander as Julien Calloway

Watch the Teaser Trailer For HBO Max's Gossip Girl

Watch the Trailer For HBO Max's Gossip Girl

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