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"Saturday Night Live" viewers weren’t sure if Kacey Musgraves was really naked during her musical performance over the weekend — and it turns out she absolutely was.
During the season 47 premiere, in which Owen Wilson delivered the hosting duties, Musgraves appeared in nothing but boots and a guitar while belting out an emotional rendition of "Justified" from her fifth studio album, "Star-Crossed."
"She was nude," a representative for Musgraves confirmed to Variety. "Precautions were taken, and this was the first time it’s happened on the show."
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Musgraves’ showing was inspired by actress Robin Wright’s portrayal of Jenny Gump in the 1994 Oscar-winning film "Forrest Gump," Musgraves’ stylist, Erica Cloud, confirmed in a series of Instagram snaps.
Her representative also said that once Musgraves was finished with her set, she was immediately shielded with towels so audience members couldn’t sneak a peek.
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In the film, Wright appears nude during a strip club performance of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind" as the stage lighting sets the mood while she props herself up on a stool.
Kacey Musgraves performed in the nude during the season 47 premiere of ‘Saturday Night Live.' (Photo by Erika Goldring/FilmMagic)
The "Camera Roll" songstress also paid homage to the film scene in a Twitter post that showed Wright’s Jenny Gump from the rear.
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Representatives for the singer did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
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