CHACE CRAWFORD WAS ONE OF MANY GUEST CELEBS THAT PLAYED A CONTESTANT IN A SNL PARODY OF THE BACHELORETTE - THE STAR-STUDDED GROUP OF SUITORS

Amy Schumer, Chris Rock and More Stars Join Kim Kardashian in SNL's Bachelorette Parody.

Kim Kardashian parodied The Bachelorette on Saturday Night Live and was joined by a slew of fellow celebs playing contestants.

Now that's a star-studded group of suitors!

During her Saturday Night Live hosting debut, Kim Kardashian played the star in a sketch parodying The Bachelorette. Most of the contestants were played by surprise guest stars: Chris Rock, Bachelor Nation's Tyler Cameron, Gossip Girl alum and The Boys star Chase Crawford, NBA star and Kendall Jenner's ex Blake Griffin, Grey's Anatomy star Jesse Williams and John Cena. They joined SNL cast member Kyle

Mooney.

To "Chris R.," Kim said, "Thank you for making me watch all your nine HBO specials and the new one on Netflix while you sat next to me and you mouthed all of the words."

"We could watch [Dave] Chappelle next time," he said.

Kim, who was married to former NBA player Kris Humphries for 72 days in 2013, also told "Blake G." that while his "behavior at the luau barbecue was inexcusable," he's "also a six-time NBA all-star" and that "intrigues" her.

"Amy S," Kim said, "even though I've never dated a woman before, I just feel like there's something, you know."

Amy then cut her off, put her hands on the reality star's face and said, "I feel the same" before announcing her acceptance of her "token" of love in a rather eyebrow-raising way.

When two sultors were left standing, Kim said she's "just going to follow my heart," leaving one of them in quite a hot spot.

The sketch was one of the most watched ones from the episode, which also featured cameos from Kim's sister Khloe Kardashian and mom Kris Jenner and saw the host poking fun at them, as well as her ex Kanye West, Kourtney Kardashian and other people in her life, past and present.

Halsey was the musical guest and performed the songs "I am Not a Woman, I'm a God" and "Darling," the latter of which also featured Lindsey Buckingham.