Penny Proud is coming back and so is the rest of the Proud family, if a recent statement from actor Tommy Davidson, the voice of Oscar Proud, is to be believed. The beloved animated series is headed for Disney+, the company's new streaming service, Davidson told website WhereistheBuzz late last week, though Hypebeast reports that those claims have yet to be confirmed.

Having premiered in 2001 and finished in 2005 with The Proud Family Movie, it's been a while since the Proud family last graced TV screens. The Disney cartoon focused on 14-year-old Penny Proud (voiced by Kyla Pratt), her energetic father Oscar, even-tempered mother Trudy, take-no-shit grandmother Suga Mama, and twin baby siblings BeBe and CeCe.

We can only imagine what's happened over the course of the past 18 years. If time on the Proud Family passes just like real life, will Penny—a former school newspaper writer—be a 32-year-old also chugging through life in world of media? Will former babies BeBe and CeCe be teenagers on TikTok? Will Suga Mama be older, but just as awesome? And, given past criticism of the show's rampant use of racial stereotypes, might a 2019 Proud Family reboot show signs of progress?