'SNL' star Marcello Hernández set to host 2026 ESPY Awards

'SNL' star Marcello Hernández set to host 2026 ESPY Awards 04.06.2026

Comedian Marcello Hernández, a current cast member of "Saturday Night Live," has been announced as the host for the 2026 ESPY Awards. The annual ESPN ceremony celebrating sports achievements will take place on July 15 at Lincoln Center in New York City, marking the show's return to the city after more than twenty years. Hernández, who recently released his comedy special "Marcello Hernández: American Boy" and concluded his fourth season on "SNL," expressed his excitement for hosting in New York, a city significant to his early comedy career. ESPN Vice President Craig Lazarus highlighted Hernández's comedic talent and passion for sports as key reasons for his selection. The awards will be broadcast on ABC and available for streaming.

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