Reese Witherspoon Responded to Ariana Grande's Legally Blonde Post in the Most Elle Woods Way

Julyssa Lopez
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Ariana Grande has always been a massive Legally Blonde fan, so it makes sense that her "Thank U, Next” music video will draw from the iconic rom-com (among others). After the singer posted a bunch of Legally Blonde–inspired teasers on social media, Reese Witherspoon—yes, Elle Woods herself—swooped in to give Grande her (probably well-perfumed) stamp of approval.

Grande had posted a photo of herself standing with a familiar orange iBook—identical to the one Elle Woods uses in a Harvard Law lecture—and captioned it, "Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed." Witherspoon retweeted the photo on Wednesday and added her own epic Elle Woods one-liner: "Also... 2 weeks ago I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal and I talked her out of buying a truly heinous angora sweater!"

See for yourself:

This all comes just after Grande had shared an image of Elle Woods' adorable pet sidekick Bruiser Woods hanging out on a bright pink pool float and uploaded another photo that suggests Jennifer Coolidge might make a cameo in the video. Now she's got Witherspoon in her corner too. Allow us to bend and snap with delight!

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Grande has been giving fans clues about what the "Thank U, Next" video will entail, and detective work lead most people to conclude that the visuals for the break-up anthem will involve Mean Girls and 13 Going on 30 in addition to Legally Blonde. Grande had been captioning her photos with Mean Girls quotes all week, and her followers caught on quickly when she posted an image of herself with short, Jenna Rink–esque hair.

Grande confirmed the guesses in a recent Instagram story, writing, "Ok, you guessed the third! but there’s still one more so no tea. Tomorrow." We'll have to wait and see what the final movie is.

Meanwhile, it's hardly a surprise that Witherspoon is embracing Grande's ode to Legally Blonde. She's always treated stans with love: Earlier this year, she excitedly accepted a woman's 15,000-word dissertation based on the movie. We're pretty sure she's going to be just as supportive when Grande takes on the challenge of giving us her own version of Elle Woods. What, like it's hard?

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