In a surprise twist, Rachel McAdams, known for her portrayal of Regina George in the iconic movie "Mean Girls," made a special appearance on the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live" (SNL). The actress took the stage to introduce musical guest Reneé Rapp, who plays the role of Regina George in the musical reboot of "Mean Girls."

Tina Fey, SNL alum and producer of both the original movie and the musical adaptation, has been heavily involved in the production. The musical version, which recently premiered in theaters, follows the story of Cady Heron as she navigates the complexities of high school after being homeschooled.

To add to the excitement of the evening, rapper Megan Thee Stallion also made a cameo appearance on SNL, joining Rapp for a performance of their song "Not My Fault." The unexpected collaboration thrilled fans of both artists and added an extra element of surprise to the already star-studded episode.

Later in the show, McAdams showcased her comedic skills in a hilarious sketch. Playing the role of an aspiring actress named Natalie Partman (not to be confused with Natalie Portman), she encountered Jacob Elordi, the host of the evening who portrayed a not-so-helpful working actor. The sketch highlighted the challenges faced by aspiring actors and provided plenty of laughs for the audience.

This episode marked the first of 2024 for the long-running sketch show, following a holiday hiatus. Fans were delighted to see McAdams returning to the SNL stage, showcasing her versatility and wit once again.

Looking ahead, the upcoming episode of "SNL" is set to be hosted by Dakota Johnson, known for her role in "Madame Web," with Justin Timberlake as the musical guest. With the anticipation building, fans can't wait to see what surprises await them on the next installment of the iconic late-night show.

As "Mean Girls" continues to captivate audiences in its new musical form, it's clear that the legacy of Regina George and her notorious gang of "the plastics" lives on. McAdams' appearance on SNL served as a reminder of the influence and popularity of the beloved movie, leaving fans eagerly awaiting more exciting projects in the future.