Trailer for FockerInLaw to debut tomorrow

The first trailer for the upcoming Meet the Parents sequel FockerInLaw will debut online tomorrow. The film stars Ariana Grande alongside franchise veterans Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro.

Variety announced on April 14 that the trailer for #FockerInlaw debuts online tomorrow. The movie is a sequel to Meet the Parents, with Ariana Grande starring opposite Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, described as franchise vets. Rotten Tomatoes echoed the news later that day, urging fans to check back tomorrow for the first trailer for #FockerInLaw, listing the same stars: Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, and Ariana Grande. No further details on the plot or release date were provided in the announcements.

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