Derek Hough Joins Disney+'s 'High School Musical' Series for Season 2!

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High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens has publicly apologised following some controversial comments over coronavirus deaths.

Ashley Tisdale called all East High Wildcats to join her in the perfect quarantine-motto-turned-dance-move amid the coronavirus crisis when she revived High School Musical's final number "We're All in This Together."

Broadway star Laura Benanti couldn't imagine a world without high school musicals after coronavirus caused many theater productions to close their curtains. So she put a call out to kids to virtually perform their #SunshineSongs because, as they say in theater, the show must go on."Dark times for all.

As people commit to social distancing themselves and self-quarantining to help "flatten the curve" and slow the spread of coronavirus, High School Musical alum Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale shared a fun, little poignant reminder on TikTok: We're all in this together.

Okay, let's be real for a moment: It's a hella weird time right now. As because of coronavirus slowly becomes our new normal, people are doing everything in their power to stay happy, healthy, and entertained during these concerning days. Thankfully, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale are doing just that because they're (a) "flattening the curve" by responsibly staying indoors and (b) creating hilarious content to make us all laugh and smile. God bless these girls!

Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens are throwing it all the way back during their self-quarantine amid the coronavirus outbreak. The former "High School Musical" stars took to Instagram on Monday and shared a video of themselves dancing to the Disney Channel movie's beloved song "We're All In This Together." Tisdale, 34, performed the exact choreography in a Tik Tok video.

Wildcats everywhere!  On Monday, Vanessa Hudgens made her TikTok debut with an epic High School Musical­-inspired video.

As people commit to social distancing themselves and self-quarantining to help "flatten the curve" and slow the spread of coronavirus, High School Musical alum Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale shared a fun, little poignant reminder on TikTok: We're all in this together.

People across the world have taken a break from their social lives by isolating themselves to avoid coronavirus and Vanessa Hudgens has found the best way to pass her time amid the outbreak. The 35-year-old actress is busy creating silly videos on TikTok and in her latest video, she had a virtual reunion with her High School Musical trilogy co-star Ashley Tisdale. The two came together to sing their first film’s hit track We’re All in This Together. And it is a treat! 

Before the “Renegade,” there was another dance craze that swept the nation: “We’re All In This Together.” Ashley Tisdale, 34, reminded us of this fact when the queen who played Sharpay Evans on High School Musical took to TikTok to demonstrate her Wildcats moves.

Ashley Tisdale isn't letting coronavirus get in the way of her fitness regime.

We're all in this together! On Monday, Ashley Tisdale proved that she's still an East High Wildcat with a heartwarming High School Musical-inspired TikTok video. Channeling her character Sharpay Evans, the former Disney star busted a move to the movie's closing song "We're All in This Together." And, of course, she made sure to follow the original choreography. Donning a tie-dye sweatsuit and a messy bun, she effortlessly made her way through the dance moves like a pro.

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