Kate McKinnon Spills On A Weird 'SNL' Afterparty Moment
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The "SNL" alum tried to keep the party "normal" for her friend and failed miserably.
It’s hard to keep things “normal” at a “Saturday Night Live” afterparty. Just ask Kate McKinnon.
The “SNL” alum told Stephen Colbert that she invited a social worker friend (a “good person,” in her words) to come along. McKinnon was determined to “make it a normal night” for her pal, who wasn’t impressed by show business.
“We go to the afterparty and we talk about social work ― good people, normal stuff ― and then Woody Harrelson walked by and my hair got caught in his sweater,” McKinnon recalled.
She tugged at her hair to illustrate her predicament. “And for 10 minutes I’m like, ‘I’m so sorry Mr. Harrelson, I just can’t get it [untangled].’ And we finally got disentangled from that and [magician] David Blaine walked over and ate a wine glass off the table.”
McKinnon knew then that “normal” wasn’t in the cards that night.
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