Eva Mendes teams up with Bluey for a second time after revealing it’s her favourite show to watch with her daughters and husband Ryan Gosling
A new Bluey Book Read called ‘Mum School’ will be launched on Saturday and big Hollywood star Eva Mendes will be the lead voice for the book.
Bluey Book Reads only launched two months ago, but the series has since become a huge hit, racking up more than 20 million views across Bluey’s digital channels.
The series debuted earlier this year and became an instant hit with listeners when Kylie Minogue and Dannii Minogue did the voiceover for the book ‘Mini Bluey’.
The digital content series so far has also included talks from celebrities such as Bindi Irwin, Suranne Jones, Tom Daley, Jenna Fischer and Romesh Ranganathan.
It comes after the actress previously revealed the much-loved cartoon is her favorite show to watch with her two daughters and husband Ryan Gosling.
A new Bluey Book Read called ‘Mum School’ will be launched on Saturday and big Hollywood star Eva Mendes will be the lead voiceover for the book
Bluey Book Reads only launched two months ago, but the series has since become a huge hit, racking up more than 20 million views across Bluey’s digital channels.
Ryan also admitted this during an interview with The project that his kids even have a ‘slight Aussie twang’ from watching so much Bluey.
He revealed: “I think they got it from Bluey.”
“Every kid has an Aussie twang now.”
It comes after the actress previously landed a cameo in Bluey last year when it arrived on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer.
The model voiced a yoga teacher in the episode Born Yesterday.
In an interview with Australian news channel Now To Love, the actress revealed that the family has been watching the Australian children’s show.
‘They love Bluey! Blue has a huge presence in our house. Huge,” she said, adding that her daughters Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, seven, like to copy the games of Bluey and her sister Bingo.
‘It’s really beautiful, I really love Bluey. Then they get some kind of crazy energy and make fun of us. They love the frozen statue thing.
The series debuted earlier this year and became an instant hit with listeners
“But they love Bluey, and we love Bluey, and we watch it a lot,” she continued.
The children’s television show, which tells the story of the titular Blue Heeler puppy who lives with her mother, father and her sister Bingo, has become extremely popular since its debut in 2018 and has won several awards, including a BAFTA and an Emmy award.
CBeebies aired the first ten episodes of series 3, including Bedroom, Promises and Omelette.
An extra-long episode of the global TV hit The Sign, lasting 28 minutes, premiered last month.
It comes after the actress previously revealed the much-loved cartoon is her favorite show to watch with her two daughters and husband Ryan Gosling (Eva and Ryan pictured in 2013)
“CBeebies viewers have been eagerly awaiting more episodes of Bluey, so we’re excited to offer them some more content to enjoy,” said Henrietta Hurford-Jones, commissioner and executive producer of Bluey for BBC Studios Kids & Family.
‘Bluey is a global hit, with a fast-growing fan base in Great Britain. We are absolutely thrilled that so many families across the country have so warmly welcomed the Heelers into their living rooms and into their hearts.”
Bluey Series 1 and 2 are currently available on BBC iPlayer and are a big hit with UK fans. Episodes of Bluey have been streamed more than 363 million times on BBC iPlayer since launching on the platform in April 2021.
Bluey was created and written by Joe Brumm and produced by the multiple Emmy Award-winning Ludo Studio for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and BBC Studios Kids & Family.