Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Priyanka Chopra recently reunited in London for the premiere of Citadel: Honey Bunny, an event that showcased their friendship and style. The two actresses were spotted sharing joyful moments, posing for cameras alongside Matilda De Angelis, who stars in the Italian spin-off Citadel: Diana. Their reunion comes months after Samantha attended the earlier premiere of Citadel in London, where she was accompanied by Varun Dhawan and the show’s creators, Raj & DK.
At this special gathering, Priyanka dazzled in an eye-catching orange gown, while Samantha opted for a chic black gown paired with eye-catching and stunning sheer pants. Matilda complimented them in a striking golden outfit. The trio not only looked stunning, but also appeared to enjoy each other’s company, as captured in various photographs shared online. One particular image also shows Priyanka and Samantha sharing hearty laughter.
Samantha will be seen in Citadel: Honey Bunny, which is part of the expansive Citadel universe created by the Russo brothers. The series is set to premiere on November 7, 2024. Following the success of the first season of Citadel, which starred Priyanka as Nadia Sinh opposite Richard Madden, this new spin off promises to deliver more thrilling narratives. The teaser for Honey Bunny was released last month, generating excitement among fans.
Priyanka too, has been actively involved in the franchise, recently she shared on her Instagram that she has begun filming for the second season of Citadel. In a post made at dawn, she expressed her enthusiasm with a caption that read, “Hello Citadel S2,” accompanied by a motivational GIF.
Meanwhile, Citadel: Diana, starring Matilda De Angelis, will explore a different storyline set in Milan in 2030. The series follows Diana Cavalieri, a former agent who becomes a mole after her agency is destroyed by a powerful enemy group known as Manticore. This spin-off adds another layer to the Citadel franchise’s rich storytelling.
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