Ariana Grande returned to host “Saturday Night Live” for the third time, reflecting on her previous time hosting in 2016 on the verge of electing the first female president. Despite her promise not to sing, Grande couldn’t resist breaking into song and showcasing her iconic impressions.
Hosting to promote her upcoming movie musical “Wicked,” Grande shared her excitement for playing Glinda the good witch, a dream role for any theater kid. The episode featured Maya Rudolph as Vice President Kamala Harris in a comedic election-themed sketch.
Stevie Nicks graced the stage as the musical guest, performing both her new single and a classic hit. The episode ended with announcements of future hosts including Michael Keaton and musical guests like Billie Eilish, adding to the excitement of the show’s 50th season.
The return of familiar faces and iconic moments served as a reminder of the show’s enduring popularity. As “Saturday Night Live” gears up for its 50th season celebration, fans can expect more laughs, memorable performances, and surprises along the way.
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