One actor who appears in the new sequel to “The Devil Wears Prada” appears so unrecognizable in the film that fans are reporting they didn’t even realize it was him.

And a warning — mild spoilers for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” below.

Actor Justin Theroux’s name appears in the opening credits for the film, along with returning stars like Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt.

And Theroux appears midway through the film in a supporting role, as a tech billionaire named Benji Barnes who also happens to be Blunt’s character Emily’s new boyfriend, happily bankrolling her latest ambitious career move.

With his orange fake tan and tact-free declarations that AI will soon replace everyone’s jobs, Theroux’s character is a comically grotesque villain — and he does such a good job of it that some fans who were waiting for the actor to turn up on screen never actually clocked that it was him.

“Justin Theroux is unrecognizable in Devil Wears Prada 2. Saw his name in the opening credits and I spent the entire time waiting for him to show up,” one viewer tweeted.

Another tweeted that their main takeaway from the film was: “That’s Justin Theroux??”

Yet another agreed that Theroux was “unrecognizable” in the film: “It took me several scenes to properly clock him.”

Another fan on X called Theroux’s performance “unhinged and hilarious” — and it seems the actor himself agrees.

“The most fun thing about playing him was how silly he was,” Theroux told People at the film’s April premiere.

“He’s such an idiot,” he continued. “To be able to be ridiculous, wear ridiculous clothes — I have a really ridiculous hair thing going on, I’m bald, but then it’s like my hair’s falling out — that was the most fun.”

Of course, Theroux, 54, has also garnered some attention in recent times for his changing appearance in real life.

The actor attended the season two premiere of his Amazon Prime series “Fallout” in Los Angeles in December last year with a noticeably fuller, smoother face.

“Did he do something to his face? Looks different,” one person commented under an Instagram post showing photos from the premiere.

“What happened to his face?” another asked.

The actor, who was previously married to actress Jennifer Aniston from 2015 to 2018, brought his new wife Nicole Brydon Bloom, 32, along as his date for the premiere.

The couple welcomed their first baby, a boy, in April.

Carrie Underwood promises there is no bad blood between her and Nikki Glaser.

Last month, online chatter revved up after the comedian appeared on “American Idol” as a guest judge, with fans speculating that there was tension between Underwood and Glaser.

One fan wrote on Facebook, “Very obvious. Esp from Carrie. We have the extremes of 2 women. Carrie, no matter how talented, ever since I saw her on American idol, I pick up a really cold vibe,” according to the Daily Mail, while another wrote on X: “The tension between Carrie and Nikki is KILLING me lmaoo.”

Glaser filled in as fourth judge for the show’s first-ever Taylor Swift-themed night on April 27.

Fans were convinced that Underwood did not like sitting next to Glaser, a huge Swiftie, and that Underwood scowled whenever Glaser spoke.

The country singer, 43, dismissed the theories on Sirius XM’s “Highway Mornings with Cody Alan” earlier this week, insisting that there was “no beef” between her and Glaser, 41.

Alan mentioned fans’ reactions, suggesting that some people like stirring up trouble.

“I’m like, ‘Do you know Carrie Underwood?’ Like, she’s never going to be a mean person,” he said. “They want to cause a catfight over the smallest little thing.”

The “Before He Cheats” songstress responded by saying she’s “very used to that,” and gushed about Glaser.

“And I think she did such a great job because it’s not an easy thing to come sit behind that desk and try to think of constructive things to say,” she said. “And I don’t know, I feel like she did everything wonderfully. But no, there’s no beef. I have no beef.”

Underwood has developed a thick skin as a judge on the long-running show.

She clapped back after being booed by the “American Idol” audience during a show last March.

“Boo me. I don’t care,” the country singer wrote on X while the episode was airing.

Ciara Miller accused her ex West Wilson of sleeping with “Real Housewives of New Jersey” alum Jennifer Fessler after the latter defended Wilson in an interview with Page Six.

The drama recently played out on threads, where a social media user recapped what Fessler said at Vulture’s The Masterminds of Reality TV event on Thursday.

“Former RHONJ ‘friend of’ Jenn Fessler was asked by Page Six about the Summer House scandal tonight and said this about West: ‘[West] is the cutest, sweetest golden retriever puppy dog. He does not mean any harm. He didn’t mean it. He’s just trying to have a good time. He doesn’t wanna hurt anyone. Give him a break.’ Girl…”

Miller replied on the platform, “lol, because they slept together too.”

One person wrote, “Ma’am! I beg your pardon?!?! Ain’t that old lady married? Oh he got a type,” to which Miller replied, “That’s what I thought….” alongside a cartwheel emoji.

Screenshots on Instagram and X have since gone viral, and fans were stunned to see Miller’s comments.

“Ciara has entered her IDGAF stage and is about to burn this s–t to the ground!” one person remarked on Instagram, while another wrote, “I just laughed the most nervous laugh out loud.”

A third wrote, “Ciara freaking Miller 😮 hahahahahaha SAVAGE.”

Fessler — who has been married to husband Jeff Fessler since 1999 — exclusively told Page Six on Friday, “It’s flattering that anyone would think someone who slept with Ciara Miller would be interested in sleeping with me.”

Reps for Miller and Wilson did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Drama erupted between the “Summer House” co-stars in March, when Wilson, 31, and Amanda Batula, 34, released a bombshell joint social media statement revealing their secret romance — in spite of West’s previous romance with ex Miller, 30, and Batula’s former friendship with her.

“It was never our intention to purposely hide anything,” they wrote in a joint statement on March 31. “Given the complicated relationship dynamics involved and the scrutiny that comes with being on a reality show, we needed a little space to process things privately before speaking on it.”

Miller was seen huddled outside an Hermés boutique just minutes after the statement was publicly released.

A source divulged to Page Six in April that Batula and Wilson’s co-stars, including Batula’s estranged husband, Kyle Cooke — are “pissed” and “disappointed.” 

Meanwhile, Mia Alario questioned the pair’s romance timeline after they claimed they’d become involved in February.

During her appearance on “WWHL” last month, the “Southern Hospitality” star claimed she’d been on a date with Wilson in September, and that he was already spending time with Batula.

“I met Amanda at BravoCon [in November] and she actually told me that they pregamed our date at his apartment,” she told Cohen during the appearance.

“At the time, I was like, ‘Oh, you’re such a good friend. That sounds like such a good time,’” she added.

Alario also alleged that Batula told her she gave Wilson “some advice and some tips” before their date.

“I was like, girl, did we get the same tip or what? Damn. I don’t know,” Alario said, calling their relationship “a messy situation” and saying she doesn’t “want any part of that at all.” 

At Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea Live event last month, Alario said she wasn’t worried about Miller.

“Ciara, if she was ugly … I’d feel bad for her,” Alario quipped. “But she is one of the baddest bitches on Bravo.”