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Taylor Swift crashes Dakota Johnson ‘SNL’ monologue - The Big Lead

·Oct 4, 2026
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Leading up to the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, there was some speculation about whether Taylor Swift would be making a cameo with good friend Dakota Johnson serving as host.

Those who were betting on Swift making an appearance had their predictions proven right, with Swift crashing Johnson’s opening monologue.

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