If you’re like me, you can’t imagine a That’s So Raven sequel without Chelsea Daniels and thankfully we don’t have to.
It has been confirmed that Anneliese van der Pol will be reprising her role as Chelsea Daniels in the new That’s So Raven sequel series. In the reboot, Chelsea and Raven are now both single mothers with Chelsea raising her son Levin, and Raven with her two kids, Nia and Booker which we now know that one of them has inherited her psychic abilities. And to boot, They will all be living under the same roof. If that doesn’t make you excited I don’t know what will. Casting is currently working on finding that one lucky kid to play Chelsea’s son who is described as self-serving, arrogant, and never afraid to do a little manipulation to get his way.
As for Eddie is concerned, It doesn’t look like we will be seeing the infamous trio reunite. Orlando Brown posted a video on social media saying QUOTE - "It's a serious situation, because, you know, we have fans all around the world that love the whole cast. We did what we had to do to make a historical moment happen, I don't think it would happen without all of us."
But it seems like it might have to seeing as though earlier this year, Orlando accused Raven of stealing his phone and even went as far as to describe their alleged sexual encounters together in explicit detail. In his social media post, he also did his best to clear the air saying QUOTE – “it was really quite petty, but I cried for three days over that sh*t." Concluding that he hopes Raven reaches out to him so that they can figure it out. I wouldn’t hold your breath dude. But I want to hear what you guys think about Chelsea returning and do you hope Eddie gets to make a comeback as well? Sound off in the comment section below and then be sure to click right over here to revisit the most traumatic Disney scenes on Throwback. And as always, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks for watching Clevver News, I’m your host Drew Dorsey and I’ll see you next time.
i bet them kids gonna be lightskin as well 
