‘SNL’ Weekend Update Roasts Trump’s Ballroom, Kristi Noem’s Divorce

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Noem "said she is sad about the divorce, but is always happy to separate another family," Colin Jost jokes…

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  • Reported by Rolling Stone and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 06:21:53 UTC.

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  3. ‘SNL’ Weekend Update Roasts Trump’s Ballroom, Kristi Noem’s Divorce

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