Modern Family Returns? Entire Cast Reunites in What Can Be a New Project

Summary:

• Modern Family ended in 2020 after an eleven-season run
• Now that (almost) the entire cast has had a reunion, fans are starting to suspect that new content is on the way

When Modern Family ended after eleven seasons of a truly wild ride with our beloved three-in-one family, we all felt devastated. The show has become iconic and life-changing for so many people, not just the actors involved in it. However, at some point, the creators felt like season 11 was the perfect time to stop, albeit by breaking the fandom’s heart.

Well, the Modern Family cast has blessed us with a portion of wholesome and nostalgic content that may also be hinting at something way more than just a regular meet-up of old colleagues!

The show’s stars Sofia Vergara, Eric Stonestreet, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and others have shared pictures and videos on social media depicting the reunion of (almost) the entire cast of Modern Family! The only person who was missing was arguably the most important one, however: Ty Burrell seemingly didn’t make it, so he only participated in the form of a… picture being held by his castmates.

In Vergara’s Instagram reel, Burrell’s colleagues express how they miss the Phil actor, and honestly, same.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson also shared a joint picture with everyone present, and we’re not crying, you are.

The Mitch actor also posted a photo of his on-screen husband in his Instagram stories, captioning it with a mysterious “Look who they are making me work with today.” The word “work” may or may not imply that we are to see something bigger than just reunion pictures on Instagram; some fans are even suspecting that a Modern Family revival might be on the way.

Another (frankly more plausible) option may be a Harry Potter-like reunion event. However, neither of the two were officially confirmed, even though Ferguson did say that the two creators behind Modern Family, Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan, were there.

The Modern Family finale aired in 2020, and if you’re feeling nostalgic and not ready to wait for any kind of new project, feel free to stream all eleven seasons of the iconic sitcom on Disney Plus or Hulu.