Twenty-First Century Fox has re-engaged in talks about selling its movie and TV production assets to Disney, according to media reports.

CNBC, which first reported on the negotiations, said on Tuesday a deal could be announced next week.

The initial report prompted CNBC’s parent company, Comcast, to inquire about certain Fox assets.

Talks between Comcast and Fox were reportedly continuing on Tuesday, although press accounts claimed the Murdoch family, which controls Fox with 39 percent of its voting shares, sees a deal with Disney as having less regulatory risk.

The Murdoch family also controls News Corp., the publisher of The Post, but has run it as a separate company since 2013.

Any deal is expected to shift the ownership of about $60 billion in Fox assets through an exchange of Disney shares for Fox equity, sources said.

The deal would require the approval of Fox’s board.

The Financial Times reported that James Murdoch, the youngest son of Fox Chairman Rupert Murdoch, may be a “potential successor” to Disney CEO Bob Iger.

Disney stock fell 2.7 percent, to close at $107.22, while Fox fell 0.3 percent, to $32.99.