When The Many Saints of Newark premiered, it gave audiences their first new look at the Sopranos universe in years. While the film’s reception was mixed, it reignited interest in revisiting the world of Tony Soprano — and now, a new rumor is fanning the flames of speculation.
According to insiders (and an avalanche of fan speculation online), HBO is considering a limited series centered not on Tony himself, but on his daughter Meadow. The concept is bold: what if Meadow, long positioned as her father’s hopeful escape route into legitimacy, found herself pulled back into the criminal legacy she tried to reject?
In the original series, Meadow was often caught between admiration for her father and discomfort with his violent world. Fans still recall her speech at Jackie Aprile Jr.’s funeral, where she defended Tony’s lifestyle as a form of providing for the family. “That moment always hinted that she could understand more about her father than she let on,” one fan commented.
The rumored spinoff would allegedly explore Meadow as an adult, juggling her career ambitions with the unavoidable pull of her last name. Some fans even imagine her becoming a kind of modern mob figure — educated, calculated, and capable of blending crime with respectability in a way her father never could.
Reddit threads are alive with casting speculation. While some hope Jamie-Lynn Sigler would reprise the role in a darker, more complex way, others believe a younger actress could play a new version of Meadow in flashback-driven storytelling.
Even if the project never gets greenlit, the excitement around it proves one thing: the appetite for Sopranos stories hasn’t faded. In fact, the idea of Meadow as the next torchbearer feels like a natural evolution — a generational continuation of a saga that defined television itself.
