Selma Blair shares her two cents on 'Legally Blonde' prequel series

Selma Blair will be tuned in for the upcoming Legally Blonde prequel series.

Blair, who played Vivian Kensington in the 2001 film, shared her anticipation with People Magazine at the PHM Healthfront 2025.

"I can't believe so much time has gone by that we're now going like, 'Oh, 25 years ago.' It was Legally Blonde, Cruel Intentions, all those," she told the magazine.

The actress, now 52, went on about feeling nostalgic, calling the 2001 classic a "gift."

"Those all hold such happy memories, and happy memories that we can all agree on, and it is such a gift in my life that I was a part of those films, because they just brought a lot of joy to all of us," she continued.

"And I'll be watching. I love it all," added Blair, referring to the upcoming prequel series, which will follow Lexi Minetree's role as Elle Woods through her high school years.

Meanwhile, a third Legally Blonde film is also currently in the pre-production stage, with Mindy Kaling expected to write the script.

For those unversed, Legally Blonde starred Reese Witherspoon as Woods, a sorority girl who tries to win back her ex-boyfriend by following him to his studies at Harvard Law School.