Whoopi Goldberg Has Acknowledged That Nicki Minaj, Lizzo, And Keke Palmer Ought to All Be In Sister Act 3

The EGOT winner, now 66 years previous, appeared on Charlamagne Tha God’s Comedy Central speak present Hell of a Week on Thursday, when she tantalized viewers a few doable Sister Act 3 and revealed her fantasy solid for the third version.

Make an invite to Keke Palmer to hitch you. She expressed her need for everybody to enter by saying, “You already know, I would like everybody to come back in.” I would really like for Lizzo to hitch us, and I would really like everybody else to hitch us. What’s her identify, and the place can I discover her? I am within the woman who has a chest. Nicki [Minaj], I would like Nicki to look!

I would like completely everybody, and I would like as many individuals as doable who’re fascinated about having enjoyable as a result of I really want to have some enjoyable. Goldberg added.

The dialogue was sparked when Charlamagne, who’s 44 years previous, referred to a current Twitter submit that Palmer, who’s 29, had made wherein she shared a fan-created poster for the movie that went viral and included her within the movie alongside Goldberg and Bette Midler.

I thanks all in Jesus Christ’s identify for bringing this manifestation into my life. She tweeted to Walt Disney Firm, “@WaltDisneyCo, that is what they requested for, and I am simply right here to transmit it.”

Goldberg informed Charlamagne after it was introduced that she would star in and produce the third movie for Disney+ in 2020 with co-producer Tyler Perry that manufacturing on the movie may start shortly.

That is what’s going down. …like she had said. It’s best to notice that all the things takes a really very long time, however the script must be with us by the tip of this month on the newest. And I do have excessive hopes that we’ll be capable to pull ourselves collectively and get this completed sooner slightly than later.

Sister Act, wherein Goldberg performed the function of Deloris Van Cartier (after often known as Sister Mary Clarence), was launched in 1992 and informed the story of a Reno, Nevada, lounge singer who, after watching her mobster boyfriend commit homicide, is compelled to hitch a convent.