Anna Camp Opens Up on True Blood Revival Prospects and Sarah Newlin's Potential Return

Anna Camp is sharing her perspective on the persistent speculation surrounding a potential True Blood reboot.

The 43-year-old actress, who portrayed Sarah Newlin on HBO's vampire drama series, opened up about the subject during an appearance at the MPTF's 2026 NextGen Summer Party in Hollywood on May 31, speaking with People magazine.

While Anna has picked up on the ongoing conversation about a possible revival, she emphasized that no official details have come her way. "I do know, like, how cool would it be if there was a True Blood [reboot,] a second coming of such an amazing series," she reflected on her experience with the show. "Talk about a family, right? That was, like, the most wonderful family to be a part of, the craziest storylines, all of it, but we bonded so much. I only did three seasons of that show, but I'm still connected to all of those actors."

Anna joined the cast in season 2, taking on the role of Sarah, the fiercely opinionated spouse of anti-vampire crusader Steve Newlin. Her character made appearances in later seasons as well, showing up in a recurring capacity during seasons 6 and 7.

A decade-plus after the series concluded, the ensemble has maintained their connection. Anna recently crossed paths with Carrie Preston during an appearance on Elsbeth and has been in touch with Stephen Moyer around the time of the event. "Everyone starts to cry when we run into each other because it was such a magical time, so I hope the rumors are true," she said.

The actress also highlighted a crucial detail: Sarah Newlin's fate leaves room for possibilities. "She's still alive," Anna noted, suggesting the character could feasibly return if a reboot materializes.

Initial reports emerged in 2020 indicating HBO was working on reviving the series, though no concrete announcements have surfaced since then.

Anna attended the celebration alongside her girlfriend Jade Whipkey.