Though their run ended in 2012, Blake Lively's Serena van der Woodson and Leighton Meester's Blair Waldorf are forever in our hearts—and the millennial television canon. Now, their spiritual descendants are heading to the small screen. Here's what we know about the Gossip Girl reboot.

HBO Max, Warner Media's new streaming service, has ordered a next-generation Gossip Girl revival.

The creators of the original series, Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, have signed on to helm a Gen-Z revival of the beloved show.

"Eight years after the original website went dark, a new generation of New York private school teens are introduced to the social surveillance of Gossip Girl," reads a press release, per Vulture. "The prestige series will address just how much social media—and the landscape of New York itself—has changed in the intervening years."

Details about HBO Max are still scarce, but it's expected to debut in the spring of 2020. Stay tuned.

There's a chance that some original cast members could return.

At a recent press event, Schwartz revealed that he'd offered Gossip Girl stars the opportunity to come back. "We've reached out to all of them to let them know it was happening and we'd love for them to be involved if they want to be involved, but certainly didn't want to make it contingent upon [them being involved]," he said, per ET. "They played these characters for six years, and if they felt like they were good with that, we want to respect that, but obviously... it would be great to see them again."

Still, Schwartz isn't keen on centering the original cast. "We felt that a version with our cast grown up, regardless of what the challenges would be of assembling those actors again, it didn't really feel like a group of adults that would be patrolled by Gossip Girl would make a lot of sense," he said. "So we thought there was something really interesting about the idea that we are all Gossip Girl now, in our own way, that we are all purveyors of our own social media surveillance state and how that has evolved and how that has mutated and morphed and telling that through a new generation of Upper East Side high school kids."

There is one Gossip Girl OG who seems likely to make an appearance. Before the reboot was announced, Chace Crawford told Digital Spy that he'd be up for reprising his role. "I would absolutely cameo," he said. "I'd have to!"

Fans first learned that there had "been discussions" about a reboot in January of 2019.

"There’s been discussions," CW President Mark Pedowitz told journalists at the TV Critics' Association press tour, per Deadline. "But I don’t know if we’re there yet."

"I don’t know what it would be," Pedowitz continued. "A lot of that is up to the Warner Bros. studio and Josh [Schwartz] and Steph[anie Savage] because you don’t want to do anything without them." It seemed like at that point, the CW was leaving open the possibility for a bonafide Gossip Girl reunion, or a new take on the series.