Going on to critique the dress a little more closely, the 10-year-old said, “There’s way too much gaps in the pearls. It looks like she’s a Hawaiian girl with her dress all ripped... The pearls look fake.” Kim later asked North to go easy on her with her critical remarks, prompting North to say, “I’m not gonna lie. I won’t say it at all if you don’t want me to. I’m not gonna lie.” “Kim was walking around Asia saying Kourtney and Khloe look cheap and terrible, now it’s coming...

Talking about coping with “the horrible images and stories” that have emerged from the region this week, Davidson said, “And I know what you’re thinking. Who better to comment on it than Pete Davidson?” “Well, in a lot of ways, I am a good person to talk about it because when I was 7 years old, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack. So I know something about what that’s like.” “I saw so many terrible pictures this week,” he went on. “Children suffering, Israeli children and Palestinian children....

Pete Davidson talks on 'SNL' about Israel-Hamas war and losing his dad on 9/11 Saturday Night Live went without its usual bits or zingers in its opening this weekend — and for good reason. After more than five months off the air because of the writers strike, the show returned as the brutal war in Gaza and Israel raged. While some might call that tough material, host and former cast member Pete Davidson did not shy away from addressing the atrocities. "I know what you're thinking — who better to...

Comedian and actor Pete Davidson kicked off the 49th season of "Saturday Night Live" with poignant words on moving forward through times of sorrow. Davidson, who was a "SNL" cast member for eight seasons, delivered a cold open that touched on the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. In his moving speech, the comedian took a moment to address the “horrible images and stories from Israel and Gaza.” “I know what you’re thinking, who better to comment on it than Pete Davidson?” he said. "Well in a lot of ways,...

Pete Davidson opened last night’s “SNL” on a somber note as he spoke about the ongoing fighting in Israel and Gaza “I know what you’re thinking,” he said " ‘Who better to comment on it than Pete Davidson?’ Well, in a lot of ways I am a good person to talk about it, because when I was 7 years old, my dad was killed in a terrorist attack.” Davidson’s father was a firefighter who died in Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York City. Davidson said his mother tried to...

“This week we saw the horrible images and stories from Israel and Gaza, and I know what you’re thinking: who better to comment on it than Pete Davidson,” the comedian said in an attempt to lighten the mood. Davidson described seeing “terrible” photographs of “Israeli children and Palestinian children” from the war zone in Gaza. Israel formally declared war after Hamas, an Islamic terror group, launched rocket attacks against the Jewish nation last week. Since then, hundreds of civilians have been murdered, thousands have been injured and an unknown number...

During the cold open for the premiere of the 49th season of "Saturday Night Live," former cast member Pete Davidson made a return as host, kicking off the episode with a statement on the ongoing crisis in Israel and Gaza. Quick to call-out the question, "Why do we have to hear from this guy about it?" before anyone else could ask it first, he worked in personal anecdotes to smooth it out and make it make sense to the best of his ability. "This week we saw the horrible images...

Saturday Night Live alum and host Pete Davidson — whose New York firefighter dad died in the 9/11 terror attacks at the World Trade Center — gave a moving tribute to the youngest victims of the Israel-Hamas war in his opening monologue, noting “sometimes comedy is really the only way forward through tragedy.” SNL scrapped its usual “cold open” sketch that traditionally ends with performers declaring “Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night” for Davidson’s remarks. The emotional tribute was posted Sunday on Mediate. “This week we saw the horrible...

"Saturday Night Live" returned Saturday for its 49th season after a six-month hiatus spurred by the writers' strike to harrowing developments in the Israel-Hamas war, beginning with a cold open by comedian and former "SNL" cast member Pete Davidson. Davidson delivered sobering remarks on "the horrible images and stories from Israel and Gaza," before the evening moved ahead with scheduled sketch programming and surprise cameo appearances by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. "This week, we saw the horrible images and stories from Israel and Gaza. And, I know what you're...

Saturday Night Live opened the show this week without the usual parody cold open, but instead with a more serious monologue on the Israel-Hamas war from host Pete Davidson. Ordinarily, the cast of the long-running sketch show performs the cold open before the opening credits, a long-running gag in which the show performs a parody — usually related to current events — that ends with performers breaking character and exclaiming “Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!” But on this week’s edition of Saturday Night Live, in a rare departure,...