Devon Walker, who joined the cast of “Saturday Night Live” in 2022, leaves the show behind … But if you ask the man himself, there is no need to feel sorry for the situation. The actor and actor announced the news via an article on Instagram Stories, who assured his supporters that the departure of the Juggernaut from the comedy NBC is something to celebrate:
“Just to be clear, it’s good news !! It was just time for me to do something different. Please don’t hit me with” I’m really sorry “, we are not there at all. Sometimes mom and dad do not see things.
Many “SNL” stars have struggled to work on the show over the years. However, this message seems to leave Walker fans knowing that he left the show and that he is satisfied with it. However, there is an index that at least a certain type of fall may have taken place behind the scenes. While Walker will undoubtedly be followed up on the promise of possibly discussing things more about his podcast “My favorite lyrics”, he also gave some specific reasons to separate from “Saturday Night Live”. Let’s examine them more closely.
Walker hinted that SNL life was not always great
Walker announced for the first time that he had left “Saturday Night Live” on Monday, August 25, via an Instagram publication which strongly hinted that things were not exactly behind the scenes. As he wrote in the post:
“Me and the show did three years together, and sometimes it was really cool. Sometimes it was toxic like hell. But we did what we took advantage of what it was, even in the middle of all the dysfunction. We made the Lil family.”
Although this may seem that the studio working conditions were not exactly ideal, the message also included a lot of feeling that said the opposite. In the post, Walker has openly discussed the often short nature of the showbiz concerts and recognized the ups and downs of the three years with the show.
In particular, Walker’s posts on the subject did not mention if he had been shown at the door (like Chloe Troast, who left before season 50) or if he had left “SNL” in his title as Andy Samberg. Regardless of what turns out to be the case, Walker’s Instagram post has plunged into some of his immediate plans which may or may not include a pivot of surprise gender … as well as separation thoughts to his fans:
“Anyway, I am to go to Japan. When I come back, I am trying to be in a prestige drama. Ideally something with Julianne Moore. I hope you are all hydrated and you get money today.”
