November 15, 2022
Keeping a Job: Keke Palmer Announces She’s Hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’
Saturday Night Live continues its appeal with popular and likable Black entertainers as the long-running show will have multi-hyphenated superstar Keke Palmer host December’s first show.
Also known as Keke “Keeps a Job” Palmer for her constant roles and jobs, the busy 29-year-old will host SNL when it returns Dec. 3. Joining her as the musical guest for the night will be SZA. The show is taking a two-week hiatus after Dave Chappelle hosted last weekend.
“Y’all got y’alls wish… guess whole hosting @nbcsnl? I’m so excited for usss yalllllll, couldn’t do it without you”
Y’all got y’alls wish… guess whole hosting @nbcsnl? I’m so excited for usss yalllllll, couldn’t do it without you ❤️😆 pic.twitter.com/9Z0JlHp2ic
— Keke Palmer (@KekePalmer) November 13, 2022
Last month, the serial entrepreneur gave notice to her fans and followers that she was launching her own digital television network, KeyTV. She stated in a social media post that she was introducing the platform as a network that will aim to spotlight “a new generation of creators.”
Introducing @KeyTVNetwork, a new digital network from me, for you. #keystotheculture #keytvnetwork pic.twitter.com/CtOtLwNg30
— Keke Palmer (@KekePalmer) September 30, 2022
The always-working Palmer also released her latest podcast in partnership with Amazon, Baby, This Is Keke Palmer.
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We gave working together our best shot, but we agreed the new podcast “Baby, This Is @KekePalmer” is perfect as it is. Only on @AmazonMusic (psst – which is now included with Prime 📦)! pic.twitter.com/g2ucy1eDEA
— Alexa (@alexa99) November 14, 2022
The latest guest for this podcast: Abbott Elementary‘s Quinta Brunson.
Here’s the link to listen to the new episode of @KekePalmer podcast Baby, This Is Keke Palmer with @quintabrunson https://t.co/lD8GdPVN7e https://t.co/PfkPKC2HP7
— B 👑 (@TheBellasStan) November 15, 2022
During the summer, Palmer teamed with McCormick to announce a nationwide search for an official McCormick Original Taco Seasoning theme song. The contest was named “America’s Got Tacos.”