Where are the OG cast members of ‘Mean Girls’ now? From Lindsay Lohan to Rachel McAdams, here's what they're up to
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Mean Girls' is making a comeback this year, but here's the twist – it's now a musical! Scheduled for release on January 12, 2024, the musical is based on Tina Fey's Broadway adaptation, which had a great run from 2017 to 2020.
Fans were over the moon seeing the OG cast reunite at the premiere of the new 'Mean Girls' musical. They weren't just posing together; they were also cheering on the new generation of cast members stepping into those iconic roles.
Curious about what the OG cast members of the 2004 timeless teen comedy 'Mean Girls' are up to these days? Wonder no more! From Lindsay Lohan to Rachel McAdams, let's take a peek into the current endeavors of these iconic stars.
Lindsay Lohan as Cady Heron
Lindsay Lohan, who brought the character Cady Heron to life in 'Mean Girls', has had a career journey as fascinating as her on-screen transformation from a newcomer to a Plastic. Beyond 'Mean Girls,' Lindsay continued to carve her niche in Hollywood, starring in notable films like 'Freaky Friday' and 'Herbie: Fully Loaded'.
In recent times, Lindsay has redirected her focus towards entrepreneurship, engaging in diverse business ventures. Notably, she ventured into the hospitality industry by opening a beach club in Mykonos, Greece.
As of July 2023, Lindsay entered a new chapter in her life as she and her husband Bader Shammas welcomed their first child, a son named Luai.
Rachel McAdams as Regina George
Rachel McAdams, who gave life to the iconic mean girl Regina George in 'Mean Girls', has seamlessly transitioned into becoming one of Hollywood's highly esteemed talents. After 'Mean Girls,' she embraced a spectrum of roles across independent and blockbuster films.
Notable performances in movies like 'The Notebook', 'Spotlight', and 'Doctor Strange' not only garnered critical acclaim but also earned her a devoted fan following.
Presently, Rachel tends to keep her personal life away from the public spotlight. However, it's known that she shares two children with her partner, Jamie Linden.
Amanda Seyfried as Karen Smith
Amanda Seyfried, who brought the lovably ditzy Karen Smith to life in 'Mean Girls,' has seen her career flourish since her days in the Plastics clique. Following her breakout role, Seyfried delivered captivating performances in 'Mamma Mia!', 'Les Misérables' and more.
In 2017, Seyfried exchanged vows with Thomas Sadoski, and the couple now has two children.
Lacey Chabert as Gretchen Wieners
Lacey Chabert, who charmed audiences as Gretchen Wieners in 'Mean Girls,' has continued to leave her mark in the entertainment industry. Following her iconic role, she lent her voice to various animated projects, most notably portraying Eliza Thornberry in the animated series 'The Wild Thornberrys'.
Further, she found success in Hallmark Channel movies, becoming a beloved figure in the realm of holiday-themed films.
In 2013, Lacey exchanged vows with David Nehdar, a fellow actor and businessman, and the two now share the joy of parenting a daughter together.
Jonathan Bennett as Aaron Samuels
Jonathan Bennett, famous as Aaron Samuels in 'Mean Girls', is thriving in entertainment, hosting 'Cake Wars' and appearing on 'Dancing with the Stars.'
Beyond TV, he's a vocal LGBTQ+ advocate. In 2022, Bennett happily married actor Jaymes Vaughan.
Daniel Franzese as Damian Leigh
Daniel Franzese, known for his comedic and openly gay portrayal of Damian Leigh in 'Mean Girls,' remains a prominent figure in both entertainment and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Beyond the film, Franzese has passionately advocated for inclusivity within the LGBTQ+ community.
Concurrently, he has sustained his acting career, showcasing his versatility across various roles in both television and film.
In 2020, Franzese embarked on a new venture by hosting a weekly comedy and faith podcast, 'Yass, Jesus!,' adding another dimension to his dynamic and multifaceted career.
'Mean Girls' 2024 is all set to release theatrically on January 12, 2024.
