For one of her two musical performances, Carpenter sang the Man’s Best Friend cut “Nobody’s Son.” There’s a part of the song where she repeats, “He sure f*cked me up / And yes, I’m talking ’bout your baby,

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Sabrina Carpenter pulled double duty as host and musical guest as the third episode of 'Saturday Night Live's season 51 aired on Oct. 18. Here, see the best, worst and most oops moments in our roundup of the highs,

Sabrina Carpenter was host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live over the weekend. She performed “Nobody’s Son” on a dojo-inspired set, raising concerns of cultural appropriation. Rina Sawayama respectfully called out the performance, pointing out a major error.

Rina Sawayama wasn't too pleased with a certain detail in Sabrina Carpenter’s SNL Performance of "Nobody's Son" and took to Instagram to call out a major cultural insensitivity.

Sabrina Carpenter made her return to Saturday Night Live this weekend amid the 2025 TV schedule, and she certainly made an impression as both the host and musical guest. Carpenter participated in some excellent sketches and performed some of her hit songs live.

Sabrina Carpenter reflected on making her hosting debut on 'SNL,' which she said was the "least I've slept in my life."

The8 Host played an innocent pillow inventor in the follow-up to Adam Driver and Michael Keaton's naughty "Shop TV" sketches.

"Saturday Night Live" brought back its recurring Domingo sketch in the Oct. 18 episode, this time parodying Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia."

Sabrina Carpenter marked a milestone moment in her career as she demonstrated her acting skills which initially kicked off her career.The 26-year-old pop superstar looked back to her roots as