Tiana - Season 1 (2025)

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Synopsis

Princess Tiana takes off on a new, exciting adventure

While New Orleans will always be a part of Tiana, after she’s crowned the Princess of Maldonia, she is ready to set sail on a new adventure.

What to know

The Princess and the Frog star Anika Noni Rose reprises her role as Tiana in Disney’s TV spinoff show

Tiana Season 1 is the upcoming first season of the animated musical TV show produced by Disney. The show is a spinoff of Disney’s 2009 animated movie The Princess and the Frog, and is written and directed by Joyce Sherri. Sherri’s previous works include writing for Mike Flanagan’s Midnight Mass, and her short film Beauty, among others.

The Princess and the Frog star Anika Noni Rose returns to voice Princess Tiana in the show. So far, no other cast members have been confirmed.

Production News

December 10, 2020
- At Disney Investor Day 2020, the company first confirms that a TV show spinoff of The Princess and the Frog is in the works. The new show will be called Tiana and it will continue the Disney Princess’ story with a new musical adventure. (Source: Variety)
November 12, 2021
- Disney posts first-look concept art for the TV show on their Twitter, showing Tiana striding off of a ship. The post confirms that the show takes off shortly after the events of The Princess and the Frog. The studio also confirms that Stella Meghie will write and direct the show, while Anika Noni Rose will return as the voice of Tiana. (Source: Variety)
October 9, 2023
- Variety confirms that Stella Meghie has stepped into an executive producer role, while Joyce Sherri steps in to replace her as the writer and director of Tiana. (Source: Variety)