Stealin' the Spotlight: Pop Icon Gaga Joins Netflix's "Wednesday" as Mysterious New Teacher
- Shit's gettin' wild!
Pop Star Transitions into Educator Role - Millions Tune in to Watch Lady Gaga on "Wednesday" - Pop Star Transforms into Educator: Massive Viewership for Lady Gaga's Wednesday Teacher Role
Break out the platforms andthe theatrical touches, 'cause it's official—Lady Gaga (39) is struttin' her stuff in the second season of the hit series "Wednesday"! Just wait 'til you hear this, the rumors we've been swirlin' about were straight-up confirmed during Netflix's fan event, Tudum (yep, named after the noise before every Netflix start). Plus, they gave us an early taste of what's comin' our way!
So what's gonna happen? Well, our favorite pop sensation will be takin' on the role of Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary teacher at Nevermore Academy who's gonna cross paths with Wednesday Addams. Sounds like some supernatural shenanigans to me!
The intriguing "Wednesday," which is a spinoff of "The Addams Family," features Jenna Ortega (22) as the title character. This show's all about Wednesday Addams navigatin' her way through life, superpowers and all.
Lady Gaga has been makin' waves in the acting world, with her Oscar-nominated performance in the 2019 musical drama "A Star is Born" and her win for "Shallow" as Best Original Song. She recently starred in the family drama "House of Gucci."
Let's face it, the film "Joker: Folie à Deux" didn't exactly shatter records for Gaga in the film world, but who can forget her tragic turn as Patrizia Reggiani?
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P.S: Viewers are curious to know more about Lady Gaga's character, but Netflix hasn't spilled the beans yet. We'll just have to wait and see! The second season premieres on August 6, 2025. Better start pumpin' up the spooky playlists, y'all!
Lady Gaga is set to make her return to television after her successful foray into movies, joining the acclaimed streaming platform Netflix for the hit series "Wednesday" in Los Angeles. Fans eager to catch her in action can tune in for the yet-to-be-revealed role during the series' second season premiere on August 6, 2025, a weekend that's bound to be filled with suspense and entertainment, much like the works of Tim Burton and Ed Wood, who have previously graced Nevermore Academy with their unique blend of mysterious charm.
