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Aubrey Plaza is returning to where everything began.

During the 50th wedding anniversary special of “Saturday Night Live,” the previous “SNL” trainee and NBC Page returned to 30 Rock to present Miley Cyrus and Brittany Howard for their efficiency of Sinéad O’Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U.”

Indeed, the “Parks and Recreation” starlet’ go back to the illustration funny program after organizing in 2023 noted her first significant appearance since her other half Jeff Baena unfortunately passed away by self-destruction last month at 47. She had actually formerly been readied to offer at the 2025 Golden Globes on Jan. 5, which she missed out on because of his death 2 days prior.

“This is an unimaginable tragedy,” Plaza and Baena’s family — including mom Barbara Stern, stepfather Roger Stern, father Scott Baena and stepmother Michele Baena — said in a joint statement at the time. “We are deeply thankful to everybody that has actually used assistance. Please regard our personal privacy throughout this moment.”

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And along with her “SNL” family members that bordered her throughout the illustration funny program’s gold wedding anniversary event — that included “Parks and Recreation” costar Amy Poehler — numerous in Hollywood have actually shared touching homages to Jeff, consisting of other “SNL” alum Molly Shannon, that regularly teamed up with the supervisor on movies like “The Little Hours,” “Spin Me Round” and “Life After Beth.” She shared a number of pictures of both to her Instagram Jan. 4, captioning the images with a busted heart emoji.

Adam Pally — that likewise dealt with Jeff on “The Little Hours” and “Life After Beth” in addition to his 2016 motion picture “Joshy” — shared his very own relocating message, composing on Instagram Jan. 5, “Jeff Baena was a sweet, Jewish boy from Miami. He was a collaborator, a mentor, the scrappiest basketball player with the ugliest jump shot you ever saw.”

“My heart breaks for my friend Aubrey and the Baena family,” he proceeded, “and for all of us who spent time on his sets or at his house or in his orbit.”

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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are all grins in the middle of their recurring lawful fight. On Sunday evening, the pair participated in the “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” in New York City, presenting for pictures on the red carpeting. The outing significant Blake and Ryan’s first public appearance with each other since the start of their lawful fight with Blake’s “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni.