Millennials everywhere are saying "that's so fetch" after a recent Mean Girls sighting on Cape Cod.

Jonathan Bennett, who played love interest Aaron Samuels in the hit 2004 film, took to social media to share his adventures in Provincetown. Bennett was joined by his husband Jaymes Vaughn.

The two visited the beach, strolled the streets and took in the sights and sounds of P-town.

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Exploring Provincetown: The Ultimate Cape Cod LGBTQIA+ Hotspot

The Cape Cod community is full of unique shops and galleries, delicious restaurants and even whale watches. However, P-town is probably most-known for being accepting and welcoming to the LGBTQIA+ community, making it a perfect getaway for the couple.

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From Y2K Stardom to Modern-Day Travel Adventures

Bennett became a well-known face after starring alongside Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert and Amanda Seyfried. Bennett also asked the all-important question that gave us this quote:

Looking Back at the Iconic Cast of Mean Girls

Bennett wasn't the only one who rose to fame after Mean Girls. It launched Seyfried's film career. She's starred in dozens of movies since the teen flick hit screens, even earning her an Academy Award nomination in 2021 for her role in Mank.

Chabert, who many knew from Party of Five, has become Hallmark's queen of Christmas movies over the last two decades and McAdams had an incredible year as The Notebook also came out in 2004.

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'Mean Girls' Star Jonathan Bennett's Cape Cod Getaway

Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett and husband Jaymes Vaughan are soaking up the sun on Cape Cod! Take a look inside their romantic Provincetown getaway.

Gallery Credit: Michaela Johnson

Converted Provincetown Firehouse Boasts Sweet Porch and a Whole Lot More

If you've ever traveled past 'The Fire House' in Provincetown and wonder what it was like inside, this is your chance to see it. For the first time in nearly 20 years, this stunningly renovated historic home is on the market with a $2.75 million price tag.

Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall

Cape Cod Creations: Metal Plant Hangers

Cape Cod resident, David Harrington, creates beautiful works of art in the form of metal plant hangers.

Gallery Credit: Michaela Johnson

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