America Ferrera and Vanessa Williams star in ‘Ugly Betty’ reunion with Michael Urie

Ugly Betty It may have ended over a decade ago, but the cast members are still close friends and the star of the show. ferraraamerica took to Instagram to prove it! In a post on Wednesday, Nov. 23, the actress, 38, shared three photos with former co-stars. Vanessa Williams Y michael urie, who played Wilhelmina and Marc on the popular ABC sitcom. “Betty & Marc & Wilhelmina”, the Supermarket the beauty captioned the sweet reunion pics, along with a row of red hearts. “Some things never change.” She also added the hashtags #uglybettyfamilyforever and #reunion.

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In the photos, America wore a brown V-neck sweater as she smiled alongside Vanessa, 59, and Michael, 42. She wore no makeup and wore silver hoop earrings as she posed with her former castmates at a restaurant. Michael wore a black long-sleeved shirt and Vanessa wore a black turtleneck and model agency-ready hoop earrings. The first photo showed the trio attempting a serious shot, while the second went for a silly “tongue out” look. By the third, they seemed genuinely happy to be enjoying their time together again.

The 1.3 million US followers on the platform were delighted and took to the comment thread with enthusiasm. “Omgggg will definitely watch it again now,” one follower wrote, while another commented, “For the love PLEASE bring this show back. It was one of my ALL TIME favorites! My teenage son loves it too. We all saw it together last year. So many great life lessons. “Personally, I’m pretending this is a new season and you guys were catching up after Betty got back from London,” joked a third.

Ugly Betty was a sitcom favorite from the time it aired in September 2006 and ran for four seasons before being canceled in 2010. But the lessons left behind by the show and its lead character, Betty Suárez, have lived on . “I’ve lived with this character that I’ve loved since day one and have only grown to feel more connected to her and also responsible for making sure her journey is complete,” the actress said. Stop in 2010 when the show closed. “Her entire journey has been about her transformation, about becoming a woman and owning herself both physically and emotionally. It is hard to say goodbye.”