‘Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella’ Starring Brandy Is Finally Coming to Disney+

We’ve been waiting for Aaron Rodgers and his rumored fiancée to confirm their relationship for what feels like ages now, and well, what better confirmation than Shailene Woodley’s engagement ring photo? The Divergent actress, 29, flashed her gorgeous diamond and finally addressed her engagement to the football player, 37, during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon—and you can see a photo of her ring below.

It’s official. Shailene Woodley is engaged to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, despite dating rumors between the two only surfacing at the start of February. The Big Little Lies star told Jimmy Fallon on the Feb. 22 The Tonight Show, “Yes, we are engaged. But for us, it’s not new news. So it’s kind of funny. Everybody right now is freaking out over it and we’re like, ‘Yeah, we’ve been engaged for a while.'”

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout will arrive on the Nintendo Switch this Summer.The news was revealed during the Nintendo Direct presentation on Wednesday night (February 17) via a new trailer. The short clip finds two jellybeans stumbling upon Joy-Cons, and then racing to connect them to a Nintendo Switch console.A firm release date for the game’s arrival on Nintendo’s console has yet to be announced.

Glamour has rounded up the very best movies on Disney Plus now streaming. I guarantee you'll find at least one ready-made movie night on the list.

long-awaited debut on Disney+ on Friday.The 1997 TV musical, which starred Brandy Norwood as the titular princess and Whitney Houston as the fairy godmother, was Montalban’s first major movie role, and it was a bonafide hit, with 60 million people watching it on ABC nearly 25 years ago.

Brandy has teamed up with her Cinderella co-stars including Whoopi Goldberg, Victor Garber, and Bernadette Peters on a music video for a medley of songs taken from the TV movie.Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, which starred Brandy in the titular role and the late Whitney Houston as her Fairy Godmother, is set for release on Disney+ on Friday (February 12, 2021).

Brandy is opening up about working on the 1997 movie Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella and she revealed that something is in the works!

Ahead of its arrival on Disney+ this week, the cast of 1997’s “Rodger & Hammerstein’s Cinderella” joined together for a virtual reunion.

Brandy can't wait for a new generation to discover . ET's Rachel Smith spoke with Brandy to celebrate the news that the Whitney Houston-led version of the classic fairy taleis finally coming to streaming.«What I love about this film,, is that we're gonna see her in this enchanting light,» Brandy says of Whitney, who died in 2012.

Angelique Jackson Last week, Disney Plus announced that 1997’s “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella,” starring Brandy and Whitney Houston, would begin streaming Feb. 12.The movie’s streaming debut has been long awaited by fans who urged Disney Plus to rerelease the musical, which was originally televised as a “Wonderful World of Disney” special on ABC.“I feel like it’s divine timing,” Brandy tells Variety, saying she learned that the film would come to streaming just over a week ago.

Brandy and Whitney Houston's iconic take on.

He may not have played in the most recent Super Bowl, but he scored a touchdown in the love department. News of Aaron Rodgers soon-to-be wife, Shailene Woodley, has led fans to wonder who else he’s dated in Hollywood. Turns out, he’s had more than one public relationship.

The Fault in Our Stars actress Shailene Woodley and her boyfriend Aaron Rodgers may have made it official! The Green Bay Packers athlete recently revealed that he’s engaged and can only be presumed he’s talking about Woodley. The 37-year-old quarterback was recently honoured with NFL MVP Award during the 2021 NFL Honors virtual ceremony.

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s star-studded Cinderella starring Brandy in the title role will be available to stream on Disney+ starting at midnight on Feb. 12.

Way back in 1997, Brandy played the titular role in a musical adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. The film co-starred Whitney Houston as the Fairy Godmother and featured a diverse cast of actors, an even more unusual sight at the time than it is now.