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Chloe Fineman on 'SNL' Exit: 'I’ve Been Crying Sweet Tears' 28%
By Charisma Madarang48%
7/21/2026, 5:31:07 AM
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Chloe Fineman will not return for the 52nd season of "SNL."
Four days after Chloe Fineman announced that she would not be returning for *Saturday Night Live*'s 52nd season, the star opened up about her "bittersweet" exit from the long-running sketch show.
When speaking to *The Hollywood Reporter* on the red carpet for *The Dink*, which she co-stars in, Fineman said that she’s “really proud of everything, but it’s hard.”
“I’m genuinely really good friends with everybody and I genuinely couldn’t love that job more,” she said, sharing that her former *SNL* cast member Colin Jost called her earlier since it was her birthday and she “fully cried.
Fineman said, “everyone’s like really reaching out.
It’s the sweetest show.
It’s a hard show, but the people — it’s because of hours and everything.
But like it really is a family, and I’ve been crying like sweet tears.”
Fineman joined *SNL* as a featured cast member for the 2019/20 season.
Outside of the show, Fineman has flexed her voice acting skills on *Big Mouth* and *The Simpsons* and featured on TV series and in movies.
Her credits include *Laid*, *Megalopolis*, *Search Party*, and *Freakier Friday*, among others.
“It’s really hard to leave *SNL* but it does feel like the right time,” Fineman wrote in Instagram post confirming her exit last week.
“I’m going to miss it a lot.
But the people who work there are my family and that place is my home, and I know I’ll never be too far away.”
In her latest feature, *The Dink*, Fineman stars alongside Jake Johnson and Ben Stiller.
The comedy follows a former tennis pro who tries to revive a club by playing pickleball.
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