Natalie Desselle-Reid: Last News

Brandy will be reprising the role of Cinderella again, more than two decades after making history as the first Black actress to portray the beloved princess in 1997.The singer, 42, will be slipping back into her character's famous glass slippers as a new cast member in the latest installment of Disney's hit Descendants franchise.Rita Ora will also be participating in the upcoming film as the Queen of Hearts who, according to the streamer, 'rules over the kingdom of Wonderland with an iron fist.'  Exciting: Brandy will be reprising the role of Cinderella again, more than two decades after making history as the first Black actress to portray the beloved princess in 1997; seen in 2021The film was originally released on November 2, 1997 on ABC network, produced by Walt Disney Television. The made for TV movie was directed by Robert Iscove, written by Robert L.

Halle Berry has been left heartbroken following the death of her beloved co-star Natalie Desselle-Reid. The Hollywood star wrote a moving tribute to the B.A.P.S actress who passed away on Monday at the age of 53. MORE: Halle Berry's necklace has a very special link to her celebrity BFFHalle was crushed by her death and posted several pictures of Natalie on Instagram along with a touching and lengthy message. "I'm still processing this devastating news - and as I continue to read all of your kind words, memories of Natalie continue to flood back to me," she wrote of the star who was reported to have died of colon cancer. MORE: In memorial: The celebrities who have passed away in 2020RELATED: More heartbreak for John Travolta after marking

Natalie Desselle Reid. She passed away from colon cancer, the same illness that claimed the life of Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman in late August.

Natalie Desselle Reid is said to have secretly battled colon cancer before her tragic death.