“Glee” has had its fair share of celebrity guests and two of the biggest — Gwyneth Paltrow and Kristen Chenoweth — are returning for the musical comedy’s 100th episode.
Ryan Murphy made the announcement by tweeting a picture of the two actresses on set late Wednesday night.
“They’re back!” Murphy wrote alongside the image of the blond duo.
Paltrow, 41, and Chenoweth, 45, will reprise their roles as Holly Holliday and April Rhodes respectively.
The 100th episode of “Glee” will now be a two-part event (airing on March 18 and 25) and will focus on the dismantling of the glee club at the center of the Fox comedy.
As part of the episode, Chenoweth, who’s most famous for her time on Broadway, will perform a duet with departing glee club director Mr. Schue (played by actor Matthew Morrison).
Shortly after the show’s goodbye to long-time cast member Cory Monteith aired in October, Murphy announced that the next season of “Glee,” its sixth, will be its last.