Taylor Swift Joins Dakota Johnson During Tonight's SNL Monologue
Swift joined Johnson in the opening monologue after fans had recently seen them together in the "Patient Zero" video.
- On Saturday night, musician Taylor Swift surprised viewers by crashing host Dakota Johnson's Saturday Night Live opening monologue at Studio 8H in New York City.
- The appearance follows the pair's recent collaboration on Swift's 'Patient Zero' music video, and Johnson, who turned 37 on Sunday, hosted the program for the third time.
- During the skit, Swift jokingly portrayed herself as Johnson's 'literal therapist,' adding she sends the actress home with 'a Pedialyte' and a security escort.
- Swift also appeared during the show's curtain call, surprising Johnson with a birthday cake, as this episode marks the third time Johnson has hosted NBC's long-running comedy series.
- The cameo occurred during the show's 52nd season, which premiered last week, with upcoming episodes featuring host Shane Gillis on October 10 and Obsession star Inde Navarrette.
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