Will Smith sends fans wild as he shares more snaps from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reunion

The internet went into meltdown as The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cast reunited for the first time in two decades.

And show star Will Smith, 48, continued to feed the frenzy as he shared more snaps from the lunch date in Malibu.

Taking to Facebook on Wednesday, he shared a selfie from the outing, which he sweetly captioned: 'Lunch with my BFF's... I missed my Uncle Phil today'.

His comments were made in tribute to James Avery - who played Uncle Phil in the sitcom and sadly died in 2013.

Fans immediately called for a reboot of the beloved 90s series, so will no doubt be devastated to discover that the group had reunited solely for a charitable cause.

Karyn Parsons, aka 'Hilary', revealed that they had been bought for the day by a British family who bid to have lunch with the cast as part of a charity auction.

Each of the stars donated their time, whilst the money raised went to Parsons' charity, Sweet Blackberry.

The organization spreads 'little known stories of African Americans to children'.

Parsons refused to tell TMZ how much the British family paid for the pleasure of the cast's company.

Fans had gone wild when Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton Banks, shared the first snap of the cast reuniting on Monday.

The actor, 45, shared a picture of the on-screen family enjoying a day at Nobu in Malibu. His wife Angela was also present.

The nostalgic picture showed Tatyana Ali, 38, who played Ashley Banks, looking glamorous in a silver dress as she stood next to a suited Alfonso.

He linked arms with Karyn Parsons, 50, who played pretty but ditsy Hilary Banks.

Main character Will Smith, 48,- who played himself, stood beaming in the middle as he held onto Daphne Etta Maxwell, 68, who played his on-screen mum Vivian after taking over the role from Janet Huburt in season three.

And Joseph Marcell, who played beloved Geoffrey the butler was also in the spot.