Kevin Costner sits next to Cher on ‘SNL50’ after his epic reaction to her latest performance

Kevin Costner were discovered to sit next to Cher on SNL50: Anniversary special – Just two days after his epic reaction to her live performance in New York City.

Cher, 78, was one of a number of esteemed artists who performed at “SNL50: The HomeComing Concert” in Radio City Music Hall on Friday 14 February and while her reproduction of “IF I Can Turn Time” led Star -Studdad audience to their feet, Per NewsweekThe Costner seemed particularly happy and emotional.

When the camera panned to the audience during the song, Yellow stone Alum, 70, could be seen as a grip on the sides of the head, seemingly in total reverence for the 78-year-old music legend.

Costner and Cher were then seated by side in the audience during celebrity on Sunday, February 16th anniversary special during a comic Q&A led by former Castmbers Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Costner sported a black button and black blazer, while Cher dressed a plunging crystal black dress and blonde updo.

The vision occurred when the colleague is a member Ryan Reynolds Standed up to ask Fey, 54 and Poehler, 53, about the cones from the class “Cone heads” sketches were “edible” (Fey answers no, they are not, and that they are probably toxic).

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Other familiar faces discovered in the audience below the included bit Drew BarrymoreThe Blake livelyThe Conan O’BrienThe Anya Joy-TaylorThe David Letterman And more.

The live event marks the culmination on a three-day celebration of the show’s 50 years on the air, as well as its legacy in American comedy. Saturday Night Live First had premiered on October 11, 1975 and has since become known as a cultural touch stone. It has also launched the careers for countless comedians, actors and musicians.

SNL50: Anniversary special Air on Sunday 16 February at. 20 ET on NBC and Peacock.