Rachel McAdams Surprises SNL Audience as the Original Regina George

Rachel McAdams, known for her iconic role as Regina George in the hit movie Mean Girls, made an unexpected appearance on the SNL stage. The surprise guest introduced Reneé Rapp, who portrays Regina George in the musical remake of the film. McAdams, dressed in a vibrant red pantsuit and purple roll-neck sweater, joyfully greeted the audience as they erupted in applause for her surprise presence.

The original Mean Girls cast, including Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert, recently reunited for a Walmart commercial. While Tina Fey and Tim Meadows reprised their roles in the remake, McAdams did not. However, she expressed her excitement for the direction the new movie took and her eagerness to see it in an interview last month.

During the SNL episode, McAdams also appeared in a sketch where she portrayed Natalie Partman, an actress who resembled Rachel McAdams. In the skit, she sought career advice from Jacob Elordi, exploring the challenges of being mistaken for a famous person and her unexpected venture into OnlyFans.

Rapp showcased her impressive vocals during her musical performance on SNL, singing both “Not My Fault” and her track “Snow Angel.” The episode, hosted by Taylor Swift, delighted the audience with unexpected cameos and entertaining sketches.

Reneé Rapp, who praised her character in Mean Girls as determined and alluring, has had a busy year following the release of both the movie and her debut studio album, Snow Hard Feelings. She is currently on her Snow Hard Feelings Tour, which extends into 2024.

The surprise appearance by Rachel McAdams on SNL, the original Regina George, added an extra touch of nostalgia and excitement for fans of the beloved 2004 film. Saturday Night Live continues to captivate audiences with its star-studded episodes and unforgettable moments.