Penn Badgley reunites with onscreen little sister Taylor Momsen as the Gossip Girl alums sit down for podcast interview… over a decade after CW series’ finale

Penn Badgley reunites with sister Taylor Momsen onscreen as the Gossip Girl alumni line up for a podcast interview… more than a decade after the CW series finale

Gossip Girl colleagues Penn Badgley and Taylor Momsen have reunited for a new interview more than a decade after the CW show’s finale.

The duo recorded an episode of Badgley’s podcast Podcrushed, which shared images of the pair hanging out on set Friday on Instagram.

Badgley, 36 – who played Momsen’s brother on screen in the teen drama – was photographed giving the 30-year-old a playful noogie as she giggled.

The next photo showed the You star rocking Momsen’s signature smoky black eyeshadow for a sizzling selfie.

“A reunion worth waiting for… but don’t ask us what’s going on in the second photo, we don’t know either,” the podcast’s official Instagram captioned the teaser post.

Reunited: Gossip Girl co-stars Penn Badgley and Taylor Momsen have reunited for a new interview more than a decade after the CW show finale

Recording: The duo recorded an episode of Badgley's podcast Podcrushed, which shared images on Instagram of the pair hanging out on set on Friday

Recording: The duo recorded an episode of Badgley’s podcast Podcrushed, which shared images on Instagram of the pair hanging out on set on Friday

For the tapes, Badgley kept it casual in a crew neck jumper worn over a navy T-shirt and slim black pants.

Meanwhile, Momsen oozed ’90s grunge glam as she dropped an oversized flannel shirt from her shoulders and wrapped herself in sharp silver chains.

The pair previously portrayed siblings Dan and Jen Humphrey on the long-running CW series, which ended in 2012.

They made ttheir respective debuts as the Humphrey siblings on the first season of Gossip Girl in 2007.

In addition to the two, the program included figures such as Blake Lively, Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford.

The show focused on the lives of several students at an upper-class private school in New York City’s Upper East Side.

While Badgley remained with the program for all six seasons, Momsen left the show at the end of the fourth, making a cameo appearance in the final episode.

A rebooted version of the program finally debuted in 2021 and ran for two seasons.

In May last year, the actor co-founded Podcrushed with co-presenters Nava Kavelin and Sophie Ansari, which is about the experience of adolescence.

The artist has also brought in his former costars Meester and Crawford for podcast appearances.

Family: The couple previously portrayed siblings Dan and Jen Humphrey on the long-running CW series, which ended in 2012;  seen in 2007

Family: The couple previously portrayed siblings Dan and Jen Humphrey on the long-running CW series, which ended in 2012; seen in 2007

Stars are born: in addition to the two, the program starred such figures as Blake Lively, Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford

Stars are born: in addition to the two, the program starred such figures as Blake Lively, Leighton Meester and Chace Crawford

Linger: While Badgley stayed with the program for all six seasons, Momsen left the show at the end of the fourth and made a guest appearance in the series finale

Linger: While Badgley stayed with the program for all six seasons, Momsen left the show at the end of the fourth and made a guest appearance in the series finale

Badgley spoke about his time on Gossip Girl during an interview with The guardwhere he discussed working within the tropes of a teen drama series.

‘People associate me with a certain kind of storytelling. We have studied it; it just feels natural and fun. My adolescence and growing up in Hollywood are a complete joke,” he said.

The performer also said he saw Podcrushed as a way to deal with the emotions he felt as a young adult.

“In terms of my own personal reconciliation and my place in it, I’m not so sure…but I’m using this time of life as a doorway to culture, identity and self-worth,” he said.