**Caleb Hearon Talks ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ at New York Premiere**
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Caleb Hearon, the host of the ‘So True’ podcast, has opened up about his experience on the set of the eagerly anticipated sequel, ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’. The 31-year-old actor, who takes on the role of Charlie, the new second assistant to the formidable Miranda Priestly, portrayed by Meryl Streep, shared his excitement during the film’s premiere in New York City on April 20.

In the 2006 original, Anne Hathaway played Andy Sachs, who held the same position under Priestly, setting the stage for the dramatic and often comedic encounters that unfold in the high-pressure world of fashion. Hearon finds himself stepping into the shoes of his character in a film that promises to blend nostalgia with fresh energy.
Speaking to Taylen Biggs, a 12-year-old host for PEOPLE’s coverage of the premiere, Hearon described working with Hathaway as “fabulous.” He expressed admiration for her kindness, a sentiment that suggests a welcoming atmosphere on set. “It was lovely,” he remarked, reflecting on their time together where they focused on their scenes while chatting about life outside the film’s context.
While Hearon mentioned that he didn’t receive specific advice from Hathaway during filming, his enthusiasm for their interactions was palpable. The dynamic between the cast members, featuring stars from the original and new additions, appears to create an engaging environment that contributed to the excitement surrounding the film’s release.
Hathaway, who was recently named PEOPLE’s 2026 World’s Most Beautiful cover star, has also been candid about the film’s production process. In a light-hearted moment on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’, she playfully labeled Stanley Tucci, who returns as the fashion maven Nigel Kipling, as the “diva” of the set, due to his fussiness about costumes.
At the premiere, Tucci embraced the title, joking with Biggs, “I’m awful. Just terrible.” His playful admission suggests a camaraderie among the cast, who have embraced their roles and the challenges of creating a sequel to a beloved classic. Biggs took the opportunity to affirm that being a diva can equate to being confident, to which Tucci heartily agreed.
Anticipation for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is steadily building, with the film set to hit cinemas on May 1. As one of the most talked-about releases this season, it has sparked interest not only for its connection to the original narrative but also for the behind-the-scenes chemistry that appears to thrive among the cast.
The film inherits a legacy filled with memorable moments and iconic characters and aims to deliver new experiences that resonate with both long-time fans and new audiences alike.
Hearon’s enthusiasm for his role, as well as his experience working alongside Hollywood heavyweights like Streep and Hathaway, highlights the excitement surrounding the movie. The blend of experienced talent and fresh input may bring an exciting twist to the story, and it will be interesting to see how new characters like Hearon’s Charlie fit into the overarching narrative of fashion, ambition, and personal growth.
As the release date approaches, fans are eagerly preparing to revisit the glitzy world of Runway magazine, poised to discover what new challenges and triumphs await the familiar characters while welcoming new faces into the fray.
