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Karen Gillan showcased her incredible abs as she slipped back into her Jumanji costume to show her 14-month-old daughter Clementine around set of third movie.
The Hollywood actress, 37, looked happier than ever as she reunited with co-star Jack Black and introduced him to her little girl on set.
Sharing a series of Instagram photos, Karen looked sensational in her iconic crop top, khaki shorts and brown knee high boots as she transformed back into her charcter Ruby Roundhouse.
The star wrapped up in a khaki sweatshirt and pulled on a long jacket as she prepared for scenes and posed for a selfie with her makeup team.
While holding her little girl watching the behind-the-scenes, she joked: 'No storyboard spoilers, but Clementine said they were goo-d'.
Karen welcomed her daughter with husband, US comedian Nick Kocher, in late 2024.
The follow-up to Jumanji: Next Level was confirmed in September and will see Karen and Jack as well as The Rock and Kevin Hart return to their roles as Ruby, Shelly, Smolder and Mouse, respectively.
Karen Gillan showcased her incredible abs as she slipped back into her Jumanji costume to show her 14-month-old daughter Clementine around set of third movie
The Hollywood actress, 37, looked happier than ever as she reunited with co-star Jack Black and introduced him to her little girl on set
It comes after the stars were spotted on set in Los Angeles as Ruby wore her iconic 'killer of men' commando cargo costume.
Jack, 56, returned to his Professor-inspired ensemble, which included a tweed blazer, raincoat and a turquoise bow tie.
Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, 53, flaunted his bulging biceps and muscly physique as he wore a beige buttoned-down shirt and cargo pants - ready to return as the famed archaeologist.
Reprising his original character as the Zoologist, Kevin, 46, appeared happy in his camouflage waist jacket and binoculars.
While on set, the stars were seen taking a quick food break as Jack appeared very pleased with his hot dog.
The storyline of the upcoming film has not yet been released, but the cast was surrounded by what appeared to be normal, Christmas-decorated streets - a complete switch from the previous sets of the jungle and desert.
Sony Pictures, which is producing the upcoming flick, announced the third movie last year on X with a group picture of the leading stars.
Alongside the post, they penned: 'Look who's on the loose #JumanjiMovie is coming exclusively to theatres Christmas 2026'
The star wrapped up in a khaki sweatshirt as she held her little girl watching the behind-the-scenes, she joked: 'No storyboard spoilers, but Clementine said they were goo-d'
Sharing a series of Instagram photos, Karen looked sensational in her iconic crop top, khaki shorts and brown knee high boots as she transformed back into her charcter Ruby Roundhouse
The follow-up to Jumanji: Next Level was confirmed in September and will see Karen and Jack as well as The Rock and Kevin Hart return to their roles as Ruby, Shelly, Smolder and Mouse; pictured Karen with production team
Jake Kasdan is returning to direct Jumanji 3, with Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg also back to write the screenplay alongside the director.
Producer Hiram Garcia revealed back in 2021 that they had planned to start work on the threequel after 2024's Red One, telling ComicBook that they had 'a big vision for [the next Jumanji] movie' and are 'fired up for that'.
'We're taking it in soon. And obviously the goal is sometime after… Jake [Kasdan] is doing Red One for us, so that is going to be next up,' he added. 'But sometime after Red One comes out, Jumanji is going to be on deck.
'I feel like we'll have everything ready by then, and we'll be able to get into that third instalment.'
Kevin has also previously confessed to Variety that this film will be the final one of the franchise.
The original Jumanji arrived in theatres nearly 30 years ago, on December 15, 1995.
A logline for the film, which starred Robin Williams as Alan Parrish, was that 'a magic board game summons jungle perils and a missing boy.'
The cast was rounded out by Kirsten Dunst, Jonathan Hyde, Bradley Pierce, Bebe Neuwirth, David Alan Grier and Bonnie Hunt.
Previous motion pictures in the film franchise include 2017's Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle (pictured) and 2019's Jumanji: The Next Level
The original Jumanji arrived in theatres nearly 30 years ago, on December 15, 1995 and starred Robin Williams as Alan Parrish, was that 'a magic board game summons jungle perils and a missing boy'
Previous motion pictures in the film franchise include 2017's Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle and 2019's Jumanji: The Next Level.
Keene, New Hampshire, where many scenes in the original movie were filmed, observed the film's anniversary with a celebration this past June.
Madeline Murphy, who worked as an extra on the movie, recalled the direction filmmakers gave her when production was going on on the first film, 31 years ago, in November of 1994.
Madeline told the New York Post that she was told, 'Pretend you're frightened and you're screaming because an elephant's coming after you.'
Original star Robin tragically died in August 2014 from suicide aged 63.
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