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Outlander star Sam Heughan has stunned fans after revealing the cover for his memoir Waypoints.

It appears Diana Gabaldon has been left a little out of the loop when it comes to the latest Outlander prequel TV show news.

On the heels of Deadline’s announcement the prequel Outlander: Blood Of My Blood is in development at Starz, Diana Gabaldon revealed her participation has not yet been secured. Deadline has reached out to Starz for clarification and will update the story when it’s available.

On Thursday, Starz announced it's developing a prequel to critically-acclaimed hit show Outlander titled Blood of My Blood with author Diana Gabaldon serving as a consulting producer.The romantic drama will be centered on Highland warrior Jamie Fraser's (Sam Heughan) late parents - Brian Robert David Fraser and Ellen Caitriona Sileas MacKenzie.Brian Fraser died, age 49, from apoplexy in 1740 three years before the magical time-traveling arrival of WWII military nurse Claire Randall (Caitríona Balfe) who falls for Jamie. Ready for more? On Thursday, Starz announced it's developing a prequel to critically-acclaimed hit show Outlander titled Blood of My Blood with author Diana Gabaldon serving as a consulting producerBritish actor Andrew Whipp (Cursed, The White Princess, Emmerdale Farm) previously portrayed Brian in two episodes of Outlander's first season in 2014-2015.Against his father Lord Lovat's wishes, Brian eloped with Ellen, an accomplished painter, in 1715 during the Great Gathering and they went on to have four children - William, Jenny, Jamie, and Robert.

Outlander fans got the news they've been waiting for on Thursday, August 4, with the announcement that Starz is set to develop a new prequel series. Showrunners revealed the new show, which follow's the story of Jamie Fraser's parents Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser, will be called Blood of My Blood.

fans, rejoice! Starz confirmed on Thursday that their beloved historical romance is expanding its TV universe, with a prequel series officially in the works.The prequel series, titled, will detail the love story of Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser, the parents of Jamie Fraser, played by Sam Heughan in the flagship series. showrunner and executive producer Matthew B.

While the upcoming seventh season of “Outlander” could possibly its last, that doesn’t mean the saga will be ending.

Starz officially confirmed the prequel series titled Blood of My Blood is in development. The writers’ room has officially opened on the new drama series that will follow the love story of Jamie Fraser’s (Sam Heughan) parents, Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe “Outlander” prequel series at Starz is officially moving forward.The show, which Variety exclusively reported was in the works back in February, will be titled “Outlander: Blood of My Blood.” It will focus on the love story between Jamie Fraser’s parents. Diana Gabaldon, the author of the novel series on which “Outlander” is based, will serve as a consulting producer on the series.This is the first official word from Starz on the series and its development. As previously reported, “Outlander” executive producer and showrunner Matthew B.

Big news for Outlander fans was the recent adult casting of William Ransom for season 7, with Canadian actor Charles Vandervaart set to play Jamie Fraser's (Sam Heughan) 'secret' son in the hit show.

Two new cast members have been announced for season 7 of Outlander and it appears the much-anticipated arrival of two characters from the books is on its way.

Sam Heughan has hinted that his beloved Outlander character could bite the dust sooner than expected.

Outlander author Diana Gabaldon has given hope to disappointed fans who are concerned the series may end after the seventh season.

Sam Heughan has been eyeing up some iconic British reality TV shows, and even admits he'd like a shot on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.

Outlander author Diana Gabaldon has opened up on how the TV show might end, if it doesn't make it to the ten seasons fans are expecting. The popular writer has spoken on rumours that the show might finish before the books.

Though we might not all be lucky enough to be born Scottish, or have Scottish blood, we can always do the next best thing – go out with one.

Speculation around who will be the next James Bond is rife as the franchise looks for Daniel Craig's replacement, with one name firmly in the mix that of Outlander star Sam Heughan.

Sam Heughan fans have been left divided over his role in Channel 4's new mystery drama Suspect, also starring James Nesbitt and Anne Marie Duff.

Outlander star Sam Heughan has revealed a little more about the challenges the cast and crew faced when putting together season 6.

Sam Heughan has given a filming progress update on Outlander's seventh instalment, revealing they're six episodes into shooting.

Outlander stars Sam Heughan and Caitríona Balfe have been heating up the set of their hit show for years but off-screen the pair share a rather unique relationship too. MORE: Outlander actor Sam Heughan wows fans with muscly post-workout photo – see reactionThe TV couple who play happily married couple Jamie and Claire Fraser have had fans yearning for them to become lovebirds in real life, but the co-stars have refused to ruin their "incredible friendship" with romance. Here we look at their most memorable interactions and comments from the co-stars who can't praise each other enough...WATCH: Inside Outlander's Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe’s real-life friendshipWhile Sam remains single, Caitriona secretly married music executive, Tony McGill, in 2019, however, the Irish star's marriage hasn't dulled her friendship with her onscreen husband and they've only got the sweetest things to say about one another. MORE: 5 questions we desperately need answering in Outlander season sevenDespite their amazing chemistry, when Sam and Caitriona first met things were awkward.