NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Good Morning America’ meteorologist Ginger Zee became the subject of one of the questions on ‘Jeopardy’ and her fans could not stop raving about it.

The 42-year-old took to Instagram to share snapshots from the game show where her name was used as a “clue” to a question.

Zee, along with her fans was thrilled to enjoy this honor with a few fans calling her an “icon” and labeling her career profile as “goals.”

‘GMA’ Ginger Zee’s name appears on ‘Jeopardy’ as a clue

The ‘GMA’ star shared screenshots of the television screen which aired ‘Jeopardy’.

On the blue screen, the question, “Ginger Zee is a meteorologist for this ABC A.M. Show,” was imprinted.

Zee shared two snapshots of the same question from two different sources and later thanked everyone who captured the moment when her name was featured on ‘Jeopardy’.

She captioned her post, “Thank you to all of you who shared the screen grab! Always honored to be a clue on @jeopardy #jeopardy #clue @goodmorningamerica”

Fans flocked to the comments to praise Zee for this incredible honor. One simply called her an “Icon” while a second wrote, “Ginger Zee is the Chief Meteorologist for this ABC A.M. show”…fixed it.”

“Everyone should know the answer!” said another fan.

An excited admirer wrote, “You have arrived,” while another stated, “Who gets to be a question on Jeopardy??!!! I think you’re a BIG Deal LADY!!!!”

“You know you've made it when you're a clue on Jeopardy,” yet another fan said.

Ginger Zee cooks on first Thanksgiving off from ‘GMA’

Ginger Zee made a brief post on Instagram about making the most of her Thanksgiving holiday.

Sharing a snap of cornbread in the oven, she captioned her post, "It’s my first Thanksgiving off EVER so I got up and cooked as early as I start GMA and couldn’t be happier. The first step toasting the cornbread I made yesterday to go in the stuffing…and make room for the turkey! Have fun today everyone.”

She later shared a snapshot of the audiobook version of ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ and urged everyone to give it a shot.