See The Muppets' best celebrity encounters — and the real voices behind the puppets

Kermit was created in 1955, and originally performed by his creator Jim Henson, who was 19 years old when he created Kermit. He passed away aged 53 in 1990 from organ failure due to streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) caused by a Group A streptococcus infection. Kermit, pictured above with Lady Gaga in 2009, has been voiced by Matt Vogel since 2009.

Miss Piggy, pictured above with fellow icon Julie Andrews in 1977, was created and originally voiced by Fran Oz, primary puppeteer for Jim, until 2002.

The puppet diva, pictured above with the former first lady in 2015, is now voiced by Eric Jacobson, who took over for Frank.

Pepé, now voiced by Bill Barretta, Gonzo, now voiced by Dave Goelz, and Fozzie Bear, now also voiced by Eric, with the Taxi Driver actor at the TriBeCa Film Festival in 2005.

Pepé, seemingly cosplaying Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson on The View in 2014.

Kermit with the "Rocket Man" singer on The Muppet Show in October 1977.

Miss Piggy with the Puertorrican EGOT winner on The Muppets Go Hollywood in 1979.

Talk about two iconic divas! Miss Piggy and the "When Someone Wants to Leave" singer in 1988.