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Chloe Fineman, the comedian and actor known for her iconic impressions, has announced her departure from 'Saturday Night Live' after seven seasons.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Fineman expressed her gratitude for the experience, stating that leaving the show is 'really hard' but feels like the right time for her next chapter.She highlighted the camaraderie and dedication of the SNL team, calling them her 'family' and the show her 'home.' Fineman, who joined the cast in 2019, is the first SNL cast member to leave before the start of Season 52.Her departure follows Yang's exit midway through Season 51, and it remains unclear if new cast members will be added for the upcoming season.Fineman's tenure at SNL was marked by her versatile impressions, including Jennifer Coolidge, Timothée Chalamet, and Britney Spears.
The post also reflected on the intense yet rewarding nature of working on the show, with Fineman recalling moments like finishing VFX work minutes before dress rehearsal and the emotional highs and lows of sketch comedy.
Despite the challenges, she expressed confidence that future SNL episodes will include the 'lipstick for thicc dogs' sketch, a nod to the show's humor.Her announcement has sparked discussions about the evolving dynamics of the cast and the future of the long-running series.