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Baby, It’s Keke Palmer! The Actress Announces Pregnancy During 'Saturday Night Live' Debut

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Keke Palmer is pregnant! The multi-hyphenate actress started her Saturday Night Live debut by announcing her pregnancy and revealing her beautiful baby bump on the SNL stage. Palmer hosted the […]

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