Jalen Brunson Hosts 'Saturday Night Live' Season Premiere; Ramy Youssef Roasts Mayor Adams
The New York Knicks star made history as the first player from the team to host the sketch comedy show, joined by NBA teammates.
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Jalen Brunson kicked off the 52nd season of "Saturday Night Live" as host on September 26, marking a historic moment as the first New York Knicks player to lead the show. Brunson was joined by several of his NBA teammates during the premiere.
Among the night's notable segments, comedian Ramy Youssef returned to "SNL" to satirize New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Breakout cast member Ashley Padilla also appeared as President Trump's assistant Natalie Harp, incorporating a horror twist into a sketch titled "Obsession."
Ahead of the live broadcast, Brunson treated fans waiting in line outside the studio to over 100 Levain cookies.