The Toretto siblings reunite in Vin Diesel's latest Fast10 set video, where he and onscreen sister Jordana Brewster share a sweet hug.
In his latest filming update, Vin Diesel shares a video of his and Jordana Brewster's reunion on the set of Fast X. Written by Justin Lin and Dan Mazeau, the upcoming sequel to F9 is currently set to be released on May 19, 2023 and will serve as the tenth main installment in the widely popular Fast & Furious series. Diesel and Brewster have played siblings Dom and Mia Toretto throughout the franchise since it first began in 2001.
Diesel has been very active on social media lately, sharing numerous updates on Fast X since unveiling the official logo in April. Despite the abrupt departure of Lin as director, Diesel has maintained positivity online, recently calling Fast X "a miracle" and continuously thanking the fans for their support. He has also spoken honestly about the film and previously made headlines for revealing he rejected a script that excluded Mia.
It is evident that Diesel cares a great deal about Fast & Furious, and it is easy to respect his commitment to each film. Having played Dom Toretto for over a decade, it is also nice to see how close the actor has become to his co-stars, particularly those he works closely with. His bond with Brewster is refreshing and only makes the prospect of Mia's return more thrilling.
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