Cute!Chrissy Teigen’s Daughter Luna Makes Her ‘Saturday Night Live’ Debut As ‘Host’
We thought it wasn’t possible for Chrissy Teigen‘s kids to get any cuter, but we were wrong, as the former model’s daughter got to walk on the iconic Saturday Night Live stage.
The 33-year-old took to Instagram on Saturday, May 18, to share two videos featuring her eldest child Luna, 3, making her debut on the sketch show. The little’s one father, John Legend, performed on the season finale of the program.
“An emotional moment for me. My baby doing the dream!” Chrissy captioned the clip showing Luna trying to recite the famous intro line, “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night.”
Practice makes perfect, as in the second video, Luna says the entire intro line, followed by a twirl. People were loving the youngster’s successful debut, as they took to the comments section to share nothing but positive words.
“Cuteness overload, Christy!” one fan said. Another added, “I love your laugh in the background …. you can hear the love and joy she brings you.” Even veteran comedian David Spade — who has appeared on the NBC show countless times — chimed in with, “I never got to say live from New York. And she does!”
Luna isn’t the only child that Chrissy and the musician, 40, share, as they also have a son named Miles, 1. Although the pair may not have another kid to “host” SNL anytime soon, as the Lip Sync Battle cohost once revealed the couple isn’t ready for baby number three.
“It’s definitely not in the cards right now because I feel like I’d miss out on Miles,” Chrissy told People. “Luna was a great age because she was growing up, she was speaking, and we knew that another baby could fit into the mix.”
“And then Miles is just so little, I don’t want to miss out on any of his moments,” she explained. “So I definitely want another child but definitely not now. I think we’re gonna space this one a little longer than the two of them.”
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