This New Lizzie McGuire Footage Is the Perfect Start to 2020

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It’s Lizzie McGuire!

More than a decade since we said goodbye to the beloved Disney teen, we can officially say she’s returning to our small screens this year. While you try to muffle your internal cheers, there’s more. On Wednesday, Disney+ kicked off the new year with a teaser of the many shows coming to the platform in 2020, including—you guessed it—Lizzie. 

In addition to footage for titles like The Lion KingAladdin and The Mandalorian, Disney+ also shared a brief but welcomed first footage of Lizzie all grown up. 

“Hi,” Hilary Duffsays in character as she approaches the window of a car. “It’s me.” We’ve been waiting, Lizzie!

“Is this not what 2020 vision means? From @ToyStory 4 and Aladdin to #LizzieMcGuire and @MarvelStudios’ #WandaVision, here’s a look into our future at the blockbusters and Originals coming to #DisneyPlus this year,” Disney+’s caption read. 

While the very short clip only has us looking forward to the first episode even more, it’s good to know the show is coming this year. 

Back in October, Disney+ shared a photo of Duff as McGuire on the first day of production…carrying a jumbo-sized alpaca stuffed animal.

“Alpaca your bags!” the platform captioned the photo. “#LizzieMcGuire, an original series coming soon to #DisneyPlus, is heading to the Big Apple for the next chapter in Lizzie’s story. Check out this exclusive photo from the first day of production.”

Per Disney+, we also know that “the new story picks up as Lizzie is just about to turn 30. She seemingly has it all—her dream job as an assistant to a fancy New York City decorator, her dream guy and a picturesque Brooklyn apartment—but things aren’t always as they seem. With a little help from her friends, her loving family and her 13-year-old alter-ego in animated form, Lizzie navigates the ups and downs of adulthood.” 

To the delight of fans, those friends include Adam Lamberg as Gordo. As for the remaining details, we’ll just have to wait and see—while playing “What Dreams Are Made Of” on repeat. 

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