It’s official — Demi Lovato is reprising her role as Mitchie Torres in CAMP ROCK 3.
“y’all miss me?” Lovato tweeted, along with a photo from the movie. “xoxo, mitchie.”
Lovato starred in the original CAMP ROCK in 2008, which turned her into a Disney star overnight. She and the Jonas Brothers, who co-starred with Lovato in the first movie, returned for CAMP ROCK 2: THE FINAL JAM in 2010.
The pop star’s appearance in CAMP ROCK 3 has been kept tightly under wraps, but the movie’s director, Veronica Rodriguez, teased a potential cameo in a 2025 interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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“You can’t really talk about Camp Rock or have a CAMP ROCK movie without referencing her. We love Mitchie,” she said. “What I will say is that people should be excited to see some OG characters. You should feel all of those nostalgic vibes.”
Rodriguez added, “We tried to put in as many things as we can into this movie, some iconic set pieces, the Jonas Brothers as Connect 3, and even Connie [Maria Canals-Barrera], Mitchie’s mom, has a bigger role in this movie. So Mitchie is very much a character in this movie, in this world, and we should feel her, for sure, because she’s iconic and beloved and is a part of the CAMP ROCK legacy.”
At CAMP ROCK 3’s premiere earlier this month, Joe Jonas shared how incredible it was to watch a new generation of Disney stars alongside Lovato.
“[We] both were looking at these new campers kind of pinching ourselves like wow, this is a pretty wild full circle moment,” he told The Hollywood Reporter. “We’ve all lived so much life and to be where we are today and to create something like this, CAMP ROCK 3, as producers, wearing the producer hat, I think we were like, ‘This is kind of wild.’”
Lovato told the publication that she offered advice to the new stars: “This is going to be a whirlwind and make sure to take breaks if you need them; it’s so important to protect your mental health and to soak it up and to have fun. That’s the most important part.”
The actress said returning to Camp Rock was “really healing for me,” as “CAMP ROCK has meant so much to so many people and it’s meant so much to me; this was the beginning of my journey in this industry and [my character] Mitchie will always have a huge, special place in my heart.”
CAMP ROCK 3 premieres Aug. 13, and will be available to stream on Disney+ the following day.
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