Could Jennette McCurdy be planning to reprise her beloved role of Sam Puckett in the second season of Paramount+'s iCarly revival?
Earlier this year, Jennette, who played Carly's best friend Sam in the original run of Nickelodeon's beloved comedy series revealed on her Empty Inside podcast that she had quit the acting industry and that she wouldn't be joining her iCarly co-stars Miranda Cosgrove (Carly), Nathan Kress (Freddie) and Jerry Trainor (Spencer) on the show's revival. In the revival, Sam's absence is revealed that she is "following her bliss" with the Obliterators biker gang.
However, eagle-eyed fans have spotted that three writers from the iCarly revival recently started to follow Jennette on Instagram!
While this doesn't confirm anything, fans have begun speculating that Jennette may be planning to reprise her fan-favorite character in season two of the reboot!
Miranda recently revealed in an interview with E! News leading up to the premiere of the iCarly revival that there is no hard feelings between the cast of the new iCarly and Jennette.
"We all called her separately and we really wanted her to be a part of it, but at the same time I'm happy for her because I know that she's her life taken her in a different direction and that she's really enjoying what she's doing right now," Miranda said. "So I think we all kind of did what we were probably meant to do."
Jay Kogen, who directed the pilot episode of the revival, previously mentioned that the door is left open for Jennette to return if she ever wanted to.
Would you like to see Jennette reprise her role of Sam in the iCarly revival? Let me know in the comments below!
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