Lucy Hale Wants a Housewives -Style Reunion for PLL Cast
Originally appeared on E! Online
It's no secret: Lucy Hale wants a Pretty Little Liars reunion.
In fact, the actress would "absolutely" do it if Andy Cohen was there to host.
"In a heartbeat," Lucy exclusively told E! News during the opening night of Diane Von Furstenberg: Woman In Charge at Tribeca Film Festival, adding of PLL, "Being far removed from it now, I almost appreciate it more."
The 34-year-old—who starred alongside Shay Mitchell, Ashley Benson, Troian Bellisario and Sasha Pieterse through the teen drama's seven-season run from 2010 to 2017—noted that she'd love it if the get-together was done in the style of Real Housewives of Rosewood. As she jokingly noted, "I think that would be really fun."
For now, Lucy will just have to rely on texts and phone calls to catch up with her former castmates.
"We chat," the Katy Keene star shared. "It's really amazing to see how everyone has blossomed in their own way, and I will love every single person involved with that experience forever." (For Lucy's complete interview, tune into E! News tonight, June 6, at 11 p.m.)
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Likewise, her former costar Shay has continued to check in on her fellow Liars—especially now that many of them are moms like herself.
"We shared our 20s together and that was a whole other vibe, but being able to see them as mothers together is just everything I knew they were gonna be and more," the Dollface alum—who shares daughters Atlas, 4, and Rome, 2, with boyfriend Matte Babel—told E! last month. "They're exceptional mothers."
"I had to talk to Ash," she added. "I get photo updates. It's wild. I always knew she was going to be such an incredible mother, as with Troian, too."
What has the PLL cast been up to since the show went off the air? Keep reading to find out.
—Reporting by Ashley Bellman
Lucy Hale
Before she was cast as Aria Montgomery, Hale appeared on a number of other TV shows, including Privileged and Bionic Woman. She's since gone on to become somewhat of a romantic comedy princess, starring in movies like The Hating Game and Puppy Love.
Ashley Benson
Benson also appeared on a number of other TV show before landing the role of Hanna Marin. For instance, she acted in Eastwick and Days of Our Lives. After PLL ended, she went on to star in a number of other projects, like Her Smell.
She also went on to score a leading role in motherhood when she welcomed her first baby with husband Brandon Davis in 2024.
Shay Mitchell
TV star to YouTube star! The Emily Fields actress knows how to keep people entertained on any screen. She's also since appeared on Dollface and The Heiresses.
As of late, Shay will lead Max's Thirst with Shay Mitchell, and is enjoying being a mom of two to her daughters Atlas and Rome—who she shares with boyfriend Matte Babel.
Troian Bellisario
After earning a spot in our hearts as Spencer Hastings, Bellisario switched to the big screen. She starred alongside Cate Blanchett in the film Where'd You Go, Bernadette in 2019, as well as other small film projects before making the switch back to the small screen with 2022's Plan B.
The former Pretty Little Liars actress also tied the knot with husband Patrick J. Adams in 2016, and went on to welcome daughters Aurora in 2018, and Elliot in 2021.
Sasha Pieterse
Pieterse has been starring in films since she was a kid and had a small role in the film Shark Boy and Lava Girl before becoming Alison. She also reprised her role in the spinoff series The Perfectionists.
Meanwhile, the actress started a family with husband Hudson Sheaffer—whom she married in 2018. The couple welcomed a baby boy in 2020.
Ian Harding
Harding had roles in movies like Adventureland and Love & Other Drugs before scoring his big break on Pretty Little Liars. After the show, he had a recurring role in Chicago Med, and went on to star in Long Slow Exhale in 2022.
In 2019, the actor tied the knot with wife Sophie Hart, and the duo welcomed a son in 2022.
Tyler Blackburn
Before his chilling turn as Caleb Rivers, Blackburn starred in the cult classic film Wendy. He was one of the lead characters on the hit show Roswell, New Mexico from 2019 to 2022.
Janel Parrish
Shows like True Jackson VP wouldn't have been the same without Parrish's presence. After Pretty Little Liars, ended she starred in the spinoff series The Perfectionists and played eldest Covey sister Margot in the Netflix rom-com To All the Boys franchise.
She wed husband Chris Long in 2018.
Keegan Allen
You might have recognized Keegan from his roles in Nickolodeon shows Big Time Rush and Zoey 101, but these days he's focused on more photography. He released a collection of his work in a book titled Life. Love. Beauty. He's starred as Liam Walker in The CW's Walker since 2021.
Laura Leighton
Before she was Hanna's mom, she starred in classic TV shows like Melrose Place. After PLL ended, she made a few TV show appearances, including in Code Black and L.A.'s Finest. She's also a real-life mom to two kids—and became a grandmother in 2023.
