Renée Rapp risked angering some of fans of the original “Mean Girls” movie when she admitted that there’s a certain group of people she can’t stand. There are no changes they can make that would make them more acceptable to her, either — it’s not their political views or other malleable ideologies that she has an issue with. She and “Watch What Happens Live” host Andy Cohen were chatting about which “Real Housewives of Potomac” cast member she could see herself being friends with when she confessed, “I’m very ageist.”
Rapp assured a stunned Cohen that she wasn’t ageist toward him, revealing that the older people who usually get under her skin are female. “Millennial women were always coming for me, and I was like, ‘Shut up,'” she said. Cohen’s other guest at the time, quinquagenarian “RHOP” star Gizelle Bryant, pointed out that getting older isn’t something Rapp herself can avoid, and Rapp admitted that this is something she’s afraid of. On X, formerly known as Twitter, some people suggested that Rapp was joking. However, she doubled down on “Las Culturistas,” saying, “I’m very publicly ageist. I don’t f**k with the whole, ‘Respect your elders.'” But for the record, she has also admitted that her fellow Gen Zers are far from perfect. “This generation is still super mean to each other,” she told The Guardian. “But we are more outspoken — and give less of a f**k.”
