Tracy Beaker actress Dani Harmer has reunited with her co-stars for the first time in 19 years as the show’s theme song is officially released for the first time.
The actress takes centre stage in the video alongside many of her former co-stars from the show, which first hit screens back in 2002.
It comes after Dani was praised by viewers when she reprised her role as Tracy in the CBBC reboot My My Mum Tracy Beaker, which focused on the titular character as a single mother in her 30s with a young daughter Jess.
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Back together: Tracy Beaker actress Dani Harmer has reunited with her co-stars for the first time in 19 years for a fun video to celebrate the release of the show’s official theme song
The video for Keisha White’s Someday features Dani and her co-star Emma Maggie Davies as her on-screen daughter Jess jumping out of bed to spend the day baking cupcakes.
The mother-daughter duo are completely unaware they’ve been joined by a few familiar faces, who make hilarious cameos throughout the clip.
As Tracy answers the door to collect her package, she seems to notice the courier is surprisingly familiar, unaware it’s actually her former best friend Louise Govern (Chelsie Padley).
Look familiar? The actress takes centre stage in the video alongside many of her former co-stars from the show, which first hit screens back in 2002
Throwback: The video for Keisha White’s Someday features Dani and her co-star Emma Maggie Davies as her on-screen daughter Jess jumping out of bed to spend the day together
Sweet: Tracy is surprised with breakfast in bed by her daughter, who first appeared in sequel series My Mum Tracy Beaker last month
Mother-daughter duo: The pair can be seen baking cupcakes and playing games together, before being joined by some familiar faces
The clip moves onto show Tracy and her daughter Jess playing board games together, while yet more surprise guests pop up on the TV to show off their dance moves.
Among them are Tracy’s long-suffering social worker Elaine The Pain (played by Nisha Nayar) who repeatedly dances and taps the screen to try and get her attention.
This is the first time the Tracy Beaker theme song has been officially released two decades after it first appeared in the show’s famous animated opening.
The track famously inspired grime star Stormzy, who sang the infectious hook in the outro to Superheroes on his a key track from his 2019 Heavy Is The Head.’
Speaking about the re-release, Keisha said: ‘I’m thrilled that at long last one of the first songs I ever recorded, and so much a part of the Tracy Beaker journey, is now being released! Can’t wait!’
Familiar face: Among the video’s surprise cameos are Tracy’s long-suffering social worker Elaine The Pain (played by Nisha Nayar)
How strange! As Tracy answers the door to collect a package, she seems to notice the courier looks familiar, unaware it’s actually her former best friend Louise Govern (Chelsie Padley)
Fun day: The clip moves onto show Tracy and her daughter Jess playing board games together, while yet more surprise guests pop up on the TV to show off their dance moves
Hilarious: Jess dances to the performances on the screen, unaware they’re eerily familiar to fans of the original series
Blast from the past: This is the first time the Tracy Beaker theme song has been officially released two decades after it first appeared in the show’s famous animated opening
Children’s classic: Based on the Jacqueline Wilson book of the same name, the original series focused on young Tracy’s life growing up in a children’s home known as The Dumping Ground
Beloved: Tracy became known for her rebellious antics and never-ending rivalry with Justine Littlewood before eventually being fostered and later adopted by author Cam Lawson
Based on the Jacqueline Wilson book of the same name, the original series focused on young Tracy’s life growing up in a children’s home known as The Dumping Ground after being put into care by her mum.
Tracy became known for her rebellious antics and never-ending rivalry with Justine Littlewood before eventually being fostered and later adopted by author Cam Lawson.
After her last appearance on sequel series Tracy Beaker Returns in 2013, the character was broad back for the reboot My Mum Tracy Beaker earlier this year.
Big return: The show returned to screens earlier this year with a reboot, which focused on the titular character’s life as a single mum to daughter Jess
Popular: It also featured appearances from original show regulars Lisa Coleman, who plays Tracy’s foster mum Cam, Montanna Thompson, who plays Tracy’s nemesis Justine
We love it! Dozens of viewers took to Twitter after it aired calling the drama ‘nostalgia heaven’, with some proudly declaring they were in their 20s and watching the childrens’ hit
Coming soon: The end of My Mum Tracy Beaker hinted a second series would be on the horizon, delighting die-hard fans of the show
The show focused on Tracy as a single mum struggling to get by with her daughter Jess, before meeting footballer boyfriend, Sean Godfrey, played by Jordan Duvigneau who soon whisks the pair away to his mansion.
It also featured appearances from original show regulars Lisa Coleman, who plays Tracy’s foster mum Cam, Montanna Thompson, who plays Tracy’s nemesis Justine, and Ruth Gemmell, who plays Tracy’s estranged mother Carly Beaker.
Dozens of viewers took to Twitter after it aired calling the drama ‘nostalgia heaven’, with some proudly declaring they were in their 20s and watching the childrens’ hit.
CBBC’s My Mum Tracy Beaker is now streaming on BBC iPlayer.
Best friends: The video comes to a heart-warming end with Tracy and Jess enjoying pizza together