Keke Palmer made her debut as “Saturday Night Live” host over the weekend, while also sharing big news along with her fans.

The actress and producer hosted the show for the primary time, wearing a Sportmax three-piece ensemble for her monologue number. The outfit featured a protracted brown trench coat, a pair of brown cargo pants and a brown cropped fitted shirt.

While hosting the show, Palmer opened up about her profession as a toddler actor, talked about upcoming projects, and jokingly asked fans to stop hounding her about pregnancy rumors. Surprisingly, she confirmed the rumors, opening her oversized trench coat to disclose her growing baby bump.

For her hosting debut, Palmer looked to the celebrity stylist duo Wayman and Micah. The pair have also outfitted Tessa Thompson, Jodie Turner-Smith and Stephanie Hsu. To coordinate Palmer’s brown-themed look, she wore a pair of Paris Texas ankle boots in taupe.

For accessories, she donned jewelry from Mimi So Latest York and Graziela Gems. Her hair was styled in a high-braided ponytail. Palmer opted for a TV-ready makeup look, with glowy skin, defined lashes and a glossy brown lip.

In her promotional videos for the episode, which also featured “SNL” solid member Devon Walker, Palmer wore a two-piece bleached denim set by Ferrari.

For the ending scene of the episode, Palmer looked to June Ambrose and Puma’s co-collaborative collection, “Keeping Rating.” The actress wore a three-piece set from the upcoming collection with Puma and its creative director, set to release in early 2023.

The outfit consisted of a cropped pinstripe patterned jacket with a burgundy accent, a purple crop top with an identical burgundy design and an identical low-rise drawstring maxi skirt. Standing with Natasha Lyonne and SZA, Palmer wore her long black hair with a full front bang.

Palmer has wowed many along with her standout fashion looks. While arriving on the CFDA Fashion Awards in November, she looked to Carolina Herrera’s spring 2023 collection, wearing an off-the-shoulder floral printed gown with puff sleeves. While hosting the Wearable Art Gala in October, she channeled the Twenties era in a vintage Yves Saint Laurent black dress adorned with feathers on the chest.