Bella Thorne Rumored For MCU's Female Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider has been on a rollercoaster of events since multiple rumors and reports around the character came out. Starting with Kevin Feige wanting to include Ghost Rider in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well as the recent news of Hulu dropping the Gabriel Luna series.

With various reports popping out, it looks like rumors around Ghost Rider never stop as another one just recently came around. This could add fuel to the fire because talks about a female Ghost Rider is said to be introduced in an upcoming movie.

This isn't an unlikely rumor to pop out considering that Feige plans to make diversity and representation the focal point of the MCU in the following years.

The female Ghost Rider, Alejandra Jones, is speculated to be played by Bella Thorne. Known for her series with Zendaya called Shake It Up, the actress casting rumor seems to be a surprise, although it is actually possible.

The rumor is from an unknown source in 4Chan, which, even though they've got some rumors right in the past, this doesn't make the source credible for the Bella Thorne casting.

That being said, It actually doesn't seem that bad, keeping in mind Feige's goal for the MCU. The rumor suggests that Feige would make the female Ghost Rider debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Furthermore, speculations on casting for the role start between November or December.

Doctor Strange 2 is set to be released in 2021. Reports from Cosmic Book News say that Feige will take this movie as an opportunity to introduce different versions of numerous Marvel characters. Alternate versions of Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch are rumored to appear as well. In the event that this rumor is true, having the female Ghost Rider would deem possible and would fit just right in the movie. With that said, none of these are confirmed yet so we advise you to take these rumors with a grain of salt.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness premieres on May 7, 2021.

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