Harry Styles comes back to host Saturday Night Live for a second time and doubles as this week’s musical guest in another win for the sketch comedy show.

Saturday Night Live seems to be regaining its momentum. After a dry spell, the past three episodes have been exceptional with very few flaws. Tonight’s installment sees the former One Direction singer embrace the “queerbaiting” accusations that people have thrown at him throughout his career. Check out the highlights below:

Harry Styles’ SNL Monologue

During his monologue, Styles spoke about how obsessed the public was with his unique fashion sense. Throughout the years, his critics often claimed that he was queerbaiting due to the unconventional clothes that he wore. However, the musician didn’t want to waste his time arguing with those people. Instead, he showed everyone how queerbaiting really was by kissing Saturday Night Live cast member Ben Marshall.

Saturday Night Live Calls Out The Pitt

SNL released a spoof trailer for MAHAspital, a parody of the HBO series, The Pitt. The sketch poked fun at the inaccuracies of medical dramas with characters that were clearly inspired by the ones on the show. Produced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., MAHAspital showed ER patients being treated in the most ridiculous ways, with the doctors insulting vegans and people who are vaccinated. The clip ended with text that read “Make America Healthy Again.”

Harry for Him

Another memorable segment showcases some of Styles’ most memorable fashion moments. In a mock Target commercial, Styles reveals his new clothing line, Harry for Him. Fans can purchase his most iconic outfits so they can look just as good as he does. Several SNL cast members model outfits, though the results are far less glamorous.

For example, a doll dress that the musician once wore during a concert was very well received by his fans. However, Mikey Day’s character, a Wells Fargo loan officer, wasn’t so lucky. When he wore the same outfit to work, his boss told him that he was dressed inappropriately and gave him a warning.

Saturday Night Live releases episodes every Saturday at 11:30 PM ET and 8:30 PM PT on NBC. The next new episode will air on April 4, 2026, with host Jack Black and musical guest Jack White.