by For the first time in live-action, Halle Bailey’s Ariel’s sisters will also be included in Disney’s The Little Mermaid.
Ariel and her sisters, Attina, Alana, Adella, Aquata, Arista, and Andrina, were the seven seas in the 1989 animated film.
A tie-in book for the future live-action adaptation, however, revealed that the sisters’ original names were changed to Karina, Tameka, Mala, Caspia, Perla, and India.
The story of the remake has not yet been revealed, but it is safe to presume that the other daughters of King Triton will play an important role.
Sisters of Ariel from The Little Mermaid
1.) Perla Lorena Andrea
Perla is portrayed by Lorena Andrea in The Mermaid. In Netflix’s Warrior Nun, the British actress is best recognised for playing Lilith.
2.) Indira by Simone Ashley
In The Little Mermaid, Simone Ashley plays Indira, one of Ariel’s sisters.
Ashley has had a successful small-screen acting career. She is most recognised for her roles as Olivia Hanan in Sex Education and Kate Bridgerton in the Netflix series Bridgerton.
3.) Karina Kajsa Mohammar
Karina from The Little Mermaid is portrayed by Kajsa Mohammar.
Misbehaviour, Viking Destiny, and the voices of Randvi and Soma in Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla are among Mohammar’s previous credits.
4.)Nathalie Sorrell – Caspia
In The Little Mermaid, Nathalie Sorrell portrays Caspia, one of Ariel’s sisters and one of King Triton’s daughters. The 2007 film Hotel Very Welcome made the British actress famous.
5.) Karolina Conchet – Mala
Mala, who will be portrayed by Karolina Conchet, is anticipated to play a significant role in The Little Mermaid.
The official novelization for the adaptation made it known that Mala would be kidnapped in the film and that Ariel and her sisters would have to intervene to save her.
The Bird and Valentin Valentin are a couple of the actress’s earlier roles.
6.) Tamika as Sienna King
Tamika is portrayed by Sienna King in The Little Mermaid.
King has a long history in the short film industry, having starred in films including Sunday Dinner, Love Locs, and Utopic Dystopia.
On May 26, The Little Mermaid will have its theatrical debut.
