TOKYO, Japan — Filipino content creator Mimiyuuuh achieved a monumental career milestone this April, joining Kapamilya superstar Anne Curtis to interview Hollywood legends Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway. The duo jetted to Tokyo for the high-profile press tour of the upcoming sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2, set to premiere in cinemas on April 29, 2026.
Mimiyuuuh, known for her high-energy persona and love for fashion, revealed that she “banked” on her deep obsession with the original 2006 film to connect with the stars during their sit-down chat.
During the interview, Mimiyuuuh described the franchise as more than just a movie, calling it a “beacon of hope” for “all the girls and the gays.” This sentiment resonated with the Hollywood stars:
- Meryl Streep (who reprises her iconic role as Miranda Priestly) acknowledged the community’s influence, stating, “There would be no fashion in the world without the LGBTQ community.”
- Anne Hathaway (Andy Sachs) credited the fans for the sequel’s existence, noting that their support kept the story “current” for two decades.
Mimiyuuuh didn’t just ask questions—she arrived in character, sporting a bold red body-hugging dress reminiscent of a James Holt creation from the first film. The look earned a direct compliment from Streep, who told her, “It looks incredible on you,” and even signed the dress.
The conversation also touched on the internet’s favorite debate: Is Nate (Andy’s boyfriend) the true villain?
- Mimiyuuuh’s Take: “F** Nate! Imagine, he got mad because Andy couldn’t go to his birthday. We’re working—and in this economy, we need money!”* she joked during a reflection on the interview.
- Hathaway’s Response: The actress acknowledged the “villain” debate, noting that the characters were young and immature at the time, which led to their misunderstandings.
The junket wasn’t without its comedic drama. Anne Curtis shared a lighthearted “Andy Sachs” moment when she accidentally tripped over a metal stand while posing for a photo.
- Meryl’s Comfort: The veteran actress remained “chill,” jokingly telling a flustered Anne, “You’re not the first. You won’t be the last.”
- The Name Game: A viral clip also showed a sweet exchange where Anne Curtis and Anne Hathaway playfully introduced themselves to each other, both sharing the same first name.
Reflecting on the experience in her latest vlog, Mimiyuuuh expressed her disbelief at “breathing the same air” as the icons. “I’m just so grateful that out of all the Filipino personalities, I was chosen… it was surreal,” she said.
As The Devil Wears Prada 2 prepares to hit theaters, this Tokyo encounter stands as a significant moment for Filipino creators on the global stage, proving that a million girls (and guys) would indeed kill for this job.