Reneé Rapp Says She's 'Ageist' Toward Millennial Women — And We're Puzzled
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Interviewer Andy Cohen seemed very taken aback by the "Mean Girls" star's comments.
Reneé Rapp is winning raves for her portrayal of Regina George in the new iteration of “Mean Girls,” but one of her recent interview comments has some fans questioning whether she’s taking her on-screen role a little too seriously.
Appearing on “Watch What Happens Live” this weekend, the 24-year-old actor and singer acknowledged being “very ageist” while addressing her admiration for “Real Housewives of Potomac” star Karen Huger, 60.
Looking visibly puzzled, host Andy Cohen pressed Rapp for clarification by asking: “You just look down on older people? Or don’t care for them?”
“The driving thing has got to go,” Rapp replied. “I don’t know, I just was always the young one in situations. Millennial women were always coming for me, and I was like: ‘Shut up.’”
After “Real Housewives” star and fellow “WWHL” guest Gizelle Bryant reminded Rapp that she, too, was “going to get older one day,” Rapp quipped, “I fear.”
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