Viewers acknowledged “I take care of it” to that Domingo sketch, so Saturday Night time Are living introduced him wait on, with the support of Charli XCX.

On the Nov. 16 episode, the singer regarded in a sequel to the viral skit Ariana Grande took segment in when she hosted the imprint in October.

In the original model, Charli and SNL solid participants Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim and Sarah Sherman play a community of chums who salvage a tune about their babymoon outing with their married pregnant pal Kelsey, played by Chloe Fineman, at her toddler bathe and deliver about her steamy design upon with a particular person named Domingo, with Marcello Hernández reprising his aim as the male hottie.

While the customary sketch seen the girls deliver a satirical model of Sabrina Wood employee's “Espresso” at Kelsey's marriage ceremony, they performed a parody of Chappell Roan's “Scorching to Mosey!” within the sequel.

Lyrics incorporated, “We’re pronouncing, Kelsey, 'Procure off your telephone' / 'reason all of us know who she's texting /Know who she's texting? / D-O-M-I-N-G-O / Kelsey is texting Domingo / Belief that she forgot this dude / She's sending him her pregnant nudes.”

Sooner or later, the identity of the daddy of Kelsey's toddler is known as into quiz.

Moreover take care of Ariana, the host performed some low critical particular person impressions…in a sketch parodying an audition for the film Snide, which stars the “thank u…next” singer. Charli showcased her easiest imitations of Troye Sivan and Adele.

“Oh hi there,” Charli's “Adele” acknowledged as she made her option to the audition stage.

Moreover take care of Ariana, the host performed some low critical particular person impressions…in a sketch parodying an audition for the film Snide, which stars the “thank u…next” singer. Charli showcased her easiest imitations of Troye Sivan and Adele.

“Oh hi there,” Charli's “Adele” acknowledged as she made her option to the audition stage.

“Can I rob me shoes off?” she endured. “OK, low. Oh, my God, I acknowledged the name of the bloody film! Shut up! That's f–king humorous!”

In a single other sketch, Charli played a “laugh effer,” or comedy groupie, who defends hooking up with a performer from Shrek: The Musical.

The singer was as soon as also the episode's musical guest. She performed her songs “Sympathy is a Knife” and “360.”