It’s Instagram official.
Actress Liza Soberano is now being followed by Hollywood actors Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse on the image-sharing platform amid reports of her appearance in a US-produced movie.
An online account dedicated to sharing updates about ABS-CBN and its talents shared that the stars are now IG mutuals on Wednesday.
“LOOK: Hollywood stars Cole Sprouse and Kathryn Newton are now following Liza Soberano on Instagram,” Kapamilya Online World posted.
The development was big for Liza’s fans, especially since Cole only follows a select few on his Instagram, his sole social media account.
The director of the movie, Zelda Williams, is also following the Filipina-American actress, and vice-versa.
These could be confirmed by a quick look on their respective Instagram accounts, with Liza under the handle @lizasoberano, Cole under @colesprouse, Kathryn under @kathrynnewton and Zelda under @zeldawilliams.
The development came after fans of James Reid—the talent manager of Liza—claimed that Jessie Stafford of JSLA Events tagged the actress on Instagram Stories.
JSLA Events produces red carpet events, music shows, movie premieres and more.
Jessie reportedly shared a post from Kathryn, who posted a picture of a clapboard for the movie “Lisa Frankenstein.”
In the reshare, Jessie tagged Zelda, Liza and Transparent Arts, the artist management company which handles James.
“Sending you and your team all the amazing energy to kill this film!” she wrote.
Deadline.com reported that “Lisa Frankenstein” is set in 1989.
It “follows an unpopular high schooler who accidentally re-animates a handsome Victorian corpse during a lightning storm and starts to rebuild him into the man of her dreams using the broken tanning bed in her garage.”
Kathryn previously starred in Netflix’s “The Society,” HBO’s “Big Little Lies” and CBS’ “Gary Unmarried,” among others. She is set to make her Marvel debut in “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.”
Cole, meanwhile, is a mainstay on CW’s “Riverdale” and has appeared in movies such as “Five Feet Apart” and HBO Max’s “Moonshot.”
Liza said that it has “always” been her dream to pursue a career in Hollywood, the world’s biggest film industry.
“My personal goal is to be able to bridge the gap between the Philippines and America and help the younger generation, little girls, who also dream of coming out here and make a career for themselves, and I wanna make it easier for them when they do that in the future, and if it that means me taking the first leap, then so be it,” she said before.
Last May, Liza’s former talent manager said that she would no longer renew their contract as she has plans to start a career in Hollywood.