The Devil Wears Prada 2 Is Finally Streaming on Hulu and Disney+ — and That Doechii & Lady Gaga Song Slaps

The Devil Wears Prada 2: The Reunion We've Waited 20 Years For

Twenty years after Andy Sachs traded her poncho for a pair of Chanel boots, the sequel we honestly thought was never going to happen is finally here. The Devil Wears Prada 2 just landed on Hulu and Disney+, and yes — Miranda Priestly is still terrifying — and yes, we're still obsessed.

If you grew up quoting "Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking," this one hits different. The 20th Century Studios sequel brings back the trio that made the original a cultural institution: Anne Hathaway as Andy Sachs, Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly, and Emily Blunt as the gloriously petty Emily Charlton. The original film didn't just launch a thousand memes — it basically defined the 2000s fashion-movie era and turned a generation of viewers into Runway Magazine loyalists. Twenty years later, that nostalgia is the sequel's secret weapon.

What's the plot this time?

Andy has climbed the ladder — she's now the Features Editor at Runway Magazine. But instead of enjoying the corner office, she gets dragged back into Miranda's orbit when the queen of fashion comes under fire for printing false information in an article. What follows is a PR crisis "fit for the 2020s," and Andy has to pull off the impossible: save Miranda without becoming her. Naturally, Emily gets dragged into the chaos too, and their bickering is as sharp as ever — Blunt basically steals every scene she's in, which should surprise absolutely no one.

It's a smarter setup than you'd expect from a legacy sequel — it's less about fashion and more about what loyalty actually costs you in the age of cancel culture, viral callouts, and 24-hour news cycles. The satire feels current without losing the glossy charm that made the first film so rewatchable.

The song, the style, the nostalgia

The movie is packed with the dreamy fashion montages you came for, but the real showstopper is the new original song from Doechii and Lady Gaga. It absolutely slaps, and it's going to be on every millennial playlist by the end of the week. Between the soundtrack, the nostalgia bait (done right this time), and Streep delivering one-liners like she never left, this is a cozy weekend watch with a surprisingly current edge.

Is it as good as the original? Honestly, few sequels are. But as a reunion that respects the legacy while dragging Andy into the 2020s, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is a stylish, funny, and surprisingly timely return to the Runway bullpen. Grab some popcorn, queue it up on Hulu or Disney+, and get ready to feel old in the best way possible.