Netflix has officially announced that Lady Gaga will join the cast of season two of the acclaimed series Wednesday, which features Jenna Ortega in the role of Wednesday Addams. In this exciting new season, Gaga will portray the character Rosaline Rotwood, described as a mysterious and enigmatic teacher at the legendary Nevermore Academy, who will have an intriguing encounter with Wednesday. This announcement was made public through a company release on Netflix.com, generating significant buzz among fans of the show.

The streaming giant first revealed the thrilling news of Gaga’s guest appearance during its Tudum fan event held at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Saturday, May 31. According to reports from The Hollywood Reporter, this event showcased various exciting announcements and sneak peeks for upcoming Netflix projects, highlighting the growing anticipation for the next season of Wednesday.

Lady Gaga made a spectacular appearance at the fan event, enchanting the audience with a Wednesday-themed performance that included her dramatically “emerging from a coffin,” flanked by a group of dancers reminiscent of the Addams Family. As reported by THR, the coffin itself bore the chilling inscription “HERE LIES THE MONSTER QUEEN,” perfectly aligning with the show’s gothic aesthetic and Gaga’s larger-than-life persona, leaving the crowd in awe of her theatricality.

Throughout her performance, Gaga showcased tracks from her album Mayhem, including the fan-favorite songs “Zombieboy” and “Abracadabra.” In a particularly memorable moment, she incorporated a dance to the iconic Cramps’ track “Goo Goo Muck,” which was inspired by the viral dance scene from the first season of Wednesday. This crossover of music and television not only delighted fans but also highlighted Gaga’s unique ability to blend her artistry with popular culture.

Appearing in Wednesday marks another significant acting role for the talented singer, who has previously starred in critically acclaimed films such as Joker: Folie à Deux, A Star Is Born, and House of Gucci. Additionally, she has showcased her acting prowess in two seasons of FX’s American Horror Story. Notably, Gaga received an Academy Award for Best Original Song and earned a nomination for Best Actress for her outstanding performance in A Star Is Born in 2019, solidifying her status as a multi-talented artist.