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Devon Walker exits ‘SNL’ with a message about the ‘toxic as hell’ workplace

Devon Walker announced his departure from “Saturday Night Live” with a social media posting that contained the caption “me and baby broke up.”

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‘SNL’ Cast Member Devon Walker Announces He’s Leaving ‘Toxic as Hell’ Show

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Devon Walker exits 'SNL' as Lorne Michaels hints at more changes

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Devon Walker leaves 'SNL' after 3 seasons

Devon Walker has left the cast of "Saturday Night Live" after three seasons, the comedian announced Monday on social media ahead of the NBC sketch show's 51st season.

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Devon Walker Departs ‘Saturday Night Live’ After Three Seasons

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Devon Walker announces ‘SNL’ exit after 3 seasons, calls it ‘toxic as hell’

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'SNL' Cast Member Says Goodbye To 'Toxic As Hell' Show In Blunt Exit Message

“Me and the show did three years together, and sometimes it was really cool. Sometimes it was toxic as hell,” wrote Walker, whose note did not mention whether or not he left the show on his own terms...

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Who’s in and who’s out? Everything to know about ‘Saturday Night Live’ Season 51 as Devon Walker exits amid ‘toxic as hell’ claims

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Saturday Night Live Cuts Its First Cast Member Ahead Of Season 51, But It's Not All Bad News

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What Did SNL Boss Say About Season 51 Cast Shakeup Rumors?

As Saturday Night Live (SNL) gears up for its Season 51, boss Lorne Michaels has finally confirmed that big changes are on the way for the late-night sketch comedy show. After keeping the core cast intact for the 50th anniversary,

Saturday Night Live staff turnover begins ahead of 51st season

The cast and crew of Saturday Night Live have long signaled major staff turnover after the 50th season, and now we have our first major departure. Celeste Yim, a writer behind sketches such as “Troye Sivan Sleep Demon,

Is this ‘Saturday Night Live’ star quitting the show?

“Wait..did he quit or get fired?” Walker titled a statement he typed up on TextEdit. Although the comedian didn’t directly answer the question, he noted that “Saturday Night Live” could be “toxic as hell” sometimes.