Were the Millers 2 Family Business 2026
The world’s most dysfunctional, hilariously fake family is back, and the emotional and literal baggage is heavier than ever before. We’re the Millers 2: Family Business reunites the legendary trio of incompetent smugglers for a new, high-stakes international heist that makes their infamous run across the Mexican border look like a calm Sunday drive.
Five years after their messy, chaotic separation, David Clark (Jason Sudeikis) finds himself in the direst financial situation of his life, deeply indebted to a ruthless, high-end European crime syndicate. With his back against the wall and absolutely no legal options left, David tracks down the only “family” he has ever truly known or trusted to pull off a job. Rose (Jennifer Aniston), having retired her stripping career, is now desperately trying to run a failing, debt-ridden dance studio in Florida, struggling to maintain her composure and dignity. Meanwhile, Casey (Emma Roberts) has brilliantly graduated from a street-smart runaway to a highly skilled, high-stakes international grifter, operating efficiently in the shadows.
To completely clear David’s substantial, life-threatening debt and save Rose’s studio, the Millers must reluctantly reunite. Their new, dangerous mission requires them to pose as an incredibly wealthy, eccentric family of tech billionaires attending an exclusive, luxurious retreat in Monte Carlo. Their objective: to covertly steal and successfully smuggle a revolutionary, stolen prototype microchip out of Europe and back to the States.
Jennifer Aniston is set to steal the show with her new undercover persona—the supposed matriarch of a tech empire—a character that is equal parts elegantly sophisticated and explosively unpredictable when challenged. Meanwhile, Jason Sudeikis struggles desperately to keep the elaborate charade of wealth and familial harmony intact, all while attempting to manage his increasingly complicated “children.” The operation is constantly jeopardized by awkward cultural clashes, hilariously close near-death experiences, and Casey’s signature dry wit, all underscored by the reappearance of the iconic, terrible “No Ragrets” tattoo.
We’re the Millers 2 delivers a powerhouse of raunchy comedy and proves a cynical, yet truthful lesson: while blood may be thicker than water for most families, cold, hard cash is the only glue strong enough to hold this hilariously dysfunctional, money-motivated family together.