Nina Dobrev continue to share her latest movie news success amid rumors that she may be making a comeback on "The Vampire Diaries."

In a post on Twitter just a few days ago, the former Elena Gilbert actress shared her excitement about her latest movie that has started filming.

"Good Morning Vancouver!" she wrote. "Good to be back on home turf. Day one of #CrashPadMovie! Let's do this!"

Just a week ago, she also told InStyle that she's going to be revamping her hairstyle for an upcoming movie.

"I'm doing a movie that I haven't announced yet, so I can't talk about it, but we're going to be cutting my hair for that," the former Elena Gilbert actress explained.

With her nonstop latest movie news success so far, rumors also abound that her former "The Vampire Diaries" co-stars, including Ian Somerhalder, may be purportedly saddened by Nina Dobrev's reiteration that she's not coming back.

As reported by Celeb Dirty Laundry, it was mentioned that Ian Somerhalder was "excited" for the former Elena Gilbert actress' rumored return. At the same time, the report stressed that the sentiment might be impossible as it has been rumored as well months ago that Ian Somerhalder and Debrov's last few weeks on the TV show had been "awkward." It was even purported that Nikki Reed was on guard the whole time.

The report also mentioned that it seemingly appeared Dobrev has already got her hands full so far with the number of projects she's lined up for.

In several interviews following her "The Vampire Diaries" exit, Nina Dobrev has insisted she won't be coming back. The latest news also revealed that she taking her time in choosing her next movies.

"I had a great experience, but everything has to come to an end and this was my time," she told Interview magazine about her "TVD" exit.

"I'm not just going to accept something because it's a lot of money," the former Elena Gilbert actress pointed out in planning her next career move. "I'm an artist; content is incredibly important to me. I only want to keep moving up and up in terms of quality and be careful with perception."