Re: #MyBigFatGreekWedding2, thank you for the love, yes the entire big fat family is invited back for the sequel.
— Nia Vardalos (@NiaVardalos)
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Her tweets confirm it, Nia Vardalos is bringing us more big, Greek wedding!
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