Jacob Elordi is preparing for a special late-night debut…
The 26-year-old half-Spanish Australian actor and Saltburnstar will host Saturday Night Live for the first time ever this weekend, and in the first promo teasing his debut, Elordi is seen struggling even before he gets to his opening monologue.
As Elordi walks through the famous wood and glass doors at Studio 8H he stops, anxiously looking at the steps that lead to the main stage.
“They all make it look so easy,” he says to himself as a montage of previous hosts walking down the stairs plays.
Cast members Marcello Hernandez and Punkie Johnson appear to offer encouragement.
Elordi tries walking down the stairs in a crouch, sliding and bumping down the steps on his butt before finally launching himself over the edge for a fully upright descent.
SNLairs this Saturday, January 20 at 11:30 pm ET/8:30 pm PT on NBC and streams live on Peacock with Elordi as host and musical guest Reneé Rapp.
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As Elordi walks through the famous wood and glass doors at Studio 8H he stops, anxiously looking at the steps that lead to the main stage.
