Elon Musk dines with Pete Davidson, Lorne Michaels ahead of 'SNL' hosting debut: report

Comedian and actor Pete Davidson recently made a very public joke about former model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen. During the season finale of Saturday Night Live, Davidson, 27, opened up the show with his Weekend Update segment, during which he took a dig at Chrissy, 35.

Pete Davidson is closing out this season of “Saturday Night Live” by taking a comedic swipe at Chrissy Teigen. The comedian joined Colin Jost on Weekend Update, ostensibly to address Mental Health Awareness Month, and took a bit of a tangent.

All for laughs! Pete Davidson jokingly called out Chrissy Teigen during a segment about Mental Health Awareness Month on Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update.”

Pete Davidson is closing out this season of by taking a comedic swipe at Chrissy Teigen.

Every season finale of NBC’s Saturday Night Live brings anxiety to fans that some of their long-time favorites may be leaving. Tonight’s Season 46 closer left many viewers convinced that we may have seen the last of a number of long-time cast members.

The public will see a different side of Elon Musk, 49, when he hosts Saturday Night Live — and the Tesla CEO is “eager” to “make fun” of himself. “Elon has been extremely professional and has completely been on board with sketch ideas and has impressed the cast especially Pete Davidson and Colin Jost,” a source close to the show spills to HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, naming two of SNL‘s best known cast members.

Of the talented "Saturday Night Live" crew, Pete Davidson appears to be the biggest backer of Elon Musk and is opening up about the Tesla head honcho after Musk had dinner with the cast earlier this week ahead of his guest-hosting gig this weekend.

several of them took shots online.But an industry source who knows the show intimately told The Post: “The new cast are getting a little too big for their britches.”“They can tweet and do whatever they want on social media … they weren’t told to take down their messages.”When Musk tweeted: “Let’s find out just how live Saturday Night Live really is,” Bowen Yang replied: “What the f–k does this even mean?”Meanwhile, writer and featured player Andrew Dismukes posted on Instagram: “Only CEO I want

Kid Cudi‘s music for saving his life, admitting that he “wouldn’t be here” without it.The SNL comic, who was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) in 2017, explained how the rapper/singer’s music has proved instrumental during his darkest hours.“I would’ve killed myself,” Davidson told The Breakfast Club. “Absolutely.

Eminem after he impersonated the rapper during a recent SNL skit.In March, Davidson donned a Batman & Robin-style costume for a parody of Eminem‘s song ‘Without Me’, which also acted as somewhat of an explainer for the recent NFTs trend.Weeks later, Davidson faced the prospect of finally discussing the skit with the rap icon himself.“It went, I think, as good as it could go,” Pete told Seth Meyers about his conversation with Slim Shady.“Eminem said a couple nice things, like, about me.

Ever since it was confirmed that SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk will be guest hosting on Saturday Night Live, fans went into a frenzy mode. SNL will have the world's second-richest man, hosting for the first time, in the upcoming episode of the 46th season of the show.

Some Saturday Night Live stars may have taken issue with Elon Musk’s hosting gig, but Pete Davidson isn’t one of them!

Pete Davidson really is getting rid of a lot of his body art!

Ethan Shanfeld When NBC announced last month that Elon Musk would host “Saturday Night Live” this week, people’s reactions were split, including the cast.During an appearance on “Late Night With Seth Meyers,” Pete Davidson said he doesn’t understand why people are “freaking out.”“They’re like, ‘Oh I can’t believe that Elon Musk is hosting!'” Davidson said.

Pete Davidson has something to say ahead of Elon Musk‘s Saturday Night Live debut: what’s the big deal?

Elon Musk is hosting Global’s “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, and Pete Davidson is viewing it as an opportunity.

Haley Bosselman editorApple TV Plus announced that “Schmigadoon!,” the six-episode musical comedy series from Lorne Michaels, will premiere on July 16.A parody of Golden Age musicals, “Schmigadoon!” follows romantic partners on a backpacking trip designed to reignite their relationship, when they stumble across a magical town living in a 1940s musical.