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Joey King flashed mustard yellow underwear beneath a butter-yellow gown at the London premiere of Practical Magic 2, sparking fashion chatter and online speculation about possible plastic surgery; the piece also covers the film's cast, King’s comments on joining the sequel, and Sandra Bullock's mentorship of the new cast.
Joey King commanded attention at the London European Premiere of Practical Magic 2 in a nearly sheer butter-yellow Miu Miu gown that revealed a matching undergarment, accented with floral appliqués and thin straps, alongside co-stars Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman.
Evan Rachel Wood says she’s sad about not being asked to return for Practical Magic 2 and notes the sequel isn’t following the book; she’s being replaced by Joey King as Kylie Owens, with Maisie Williams taking over Antonia Owens and Aidan Quinn not returning. Wood had offered to appear but wasn’t included. The sequel, inspired by The Book of Magic, opens Sept. 11, 2026.
Netflix released the trailer for "A Family Affair," a rom-com starring Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, and Joey King. The film follows Zara (King) who quits working for movie star Chris Cole (Efron) due to his behavior, only to discover her mother (Kidman) is romantically involved with him. The trailer highlights the comedic awkwardness of the situation, with notable scenes of Zara's shock. The film, directed by Richard LaGravenese, also features Liza Koshy and Kathy Bates, and will be available on Netflix on June 28.
Georgia Hunter, author of "We Were the Lucky Ones," expresses disbelief and joy at the adaptation of her family's Holocaust survival story into a Hulu series starring Logan Lerman and Joey King. Lerman emphasizes the importance of portraying true stories, while King discusses the honor of portraying a multifaceted character. The close bond between Lerman and King off-screen translated into their on-screen sibling relationship. Showrunner Erica Lipez and actress Robin Weigert highlight the significance of continuing to tell stories about the Holocaust in the face of rising anti-semitism and diminishing awareness of the historical events.
Joey King discusses her role in the Holocaust series "We Were the Lucky Ones" and her experience with antisemitism at age 12, emphasizing that she is not a method actor and found support from her co-stars during the emotionally challenging filming. She also talks about her diverse career, including working with Taylor Swift and her excitement for an upcoming rom-com with Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron.
Joey King and Logan Lerman discuss the personal significance of starring in the limited series "We Were the Lucky Ones," which follows a Jewish family's separation during World War II and the Holocaust. The cast's personal connections to the material and the real-life inspiration from Georgia Hunter's family history added depth to their performances. King and Lerman emphasized the importance of keeping the knowledge of the Holocaust alive, especially as the remaining survivors age, and highlighted the unique perspectives portrayed in the series. "We Were the Lucky Ones" premieres on Hulu on March 28.
Hulu's miniseries "We Were the Lucky Ones," based on a novel by Georgia Hunter, follows the harrowing journey of a Polish Jewish family during World War II, showcasing a sense of hope amidst tragedy. While the series covers a lot of ground in just eight hours, it prioritizes efficiency over depth, but still manages to capture intimate moments and humanize the characters. Despite the hardships, the series emphasizes the necessity of hope and faith.
Joey King, who portrayed Gypsy Rose Blanchard in The Act, expressed her happiness at Gypsy's release from prison, emphasizing that she deserves freedom. Gypsy, who served time for her involvement in her mother's murder, has since reunited with her husband and family, and is sharing her story in a documentary to raise awareness about mental health.
Actress Joey King shares swimsuit photos from a freezing cold tub, showcasing her fit figure. She discusses her ever-changing diet, which includes pickles mixed with cereal and peanut butter-drowned overnight oats. King emphasizes the importance of exercise, particularly walking her dogs in the morning and going on hikes. She enjoys lifting weights, with deadlifts being her favorite workout. To avoid boredom, she relies on workout videos from YouTube. King also highlights the positive impact of exercise on her mental well-being and the benefits of cutting down on sodium for her poor circulation.
Joey King, star of "The Kissing Booth" series, defends the films against criticism from her former co-star and ex-boyfriend, Jacob Elordi. Elordi recently called the teen rom-coms "ridiculous" and expressed his disinterest in making them. However, King stands by her positive experience making the movies and says she is proud of them, regardless of what anyone says.
Actress Joey King, known for her role in "Bullet Train," has married filmmaker Steven Piet in Spain after three years of dating. The couple celebrated with a "Steve-themed" bachelorette party in Napa Valley, California, where King and her friends dressed up as various well-known "Steves." King announced their engagement in February 2022 and expressed her love for Piet on social media, calling him her "happy place."
Actress Joey King was surprised and thrilled to join Taylor Swift onstage during the Eras Tour in Kansas City. King, along with Taylor Lautner and Presley Cash, starred in Swift's music video for "I Can See You (Taylor's Version)," which was premiered during the concert. King described the experience of performing in front of over 70,000 people as breathtaking and exhilarating. The actress had previously worked with Swift in 2011 and eagerly accepted the opportunity to be part of the music video.
Actress Joey King describes her experience of being on stage with Taylor Swift during a surprise performance at her "Eras" tour stop in Kansas City. King compares the feeling of walking out to a crowd of 70,000 people to getting into an ice bath, saying it takes your breath away. She expresses her admiration for Swift and discusses her volunteer work as a pet photographer for Hill's Pet Nutrition's Clear The Shelters campaign. King also shares her excitement about planning her wedding to fiancé Steven Piet.
Taylor Lautner and Joey King recreated throwback photos from 14 years ago in a humorous Instagram post. The photos, taken on the set of Taylor Swift's music video, show the actors in similar poses then and now. Lautner also recently recreated a viral Spiderman meme with Swift and his wife. The throwback photos and music video appearance have delighted fans, and Lautner expressed his admiration for Swift during her concert. Lautner and his wife, Taylor, attended the concert together and have matching tattoos of their wedding date.