47-year-old comedian, who holds the title "SNL" of the longest cast member located from 22 seasons below the belt, revealed that he had not yet applied for the season 23.

Comments Kenan Thompson come in the midst of growing speculation about potential departure departures.

Talking Page six In Rela works 24. Move Gala Wednesday, Thompson described the final season of the final as "Bittersweet" and hinted that significant changes could be on the horizon.

"Especially this year, where he feels like perhaps, maybe, a lot of change next year," he said. "You want everyone to stay forever, knowing that people can make decisions this summer ... It's always like you want your children to stay young."

The final even knocked a party on rumors, and the member acts Sarah Sherman in joking by hinting at the exit and Colin Jost Shooting wise on "updating the weekend" about the possibility of downloading Lorna Michaels.

As for Michaels, 80-year-old creator and executive producer Hollywood Reporter 2024. years that there is no immediate plans to deviate. "As long as it's important and I can be useful, I'll stay," he said.

Thompson, however, remains cautious.

Despite his aging and deep root on "SNL," he emphasized that nothing was ever safe.

"You never know what the future holds," he admitted. "I don't want to be on my way to others, or stood an old man who drives the same thing. It doesn't really happen to" SNL ", but I guess there's no guarantee."

Thompson is not the only member of the castment to address the future of the show.

As "Saturday night," she wrapped her landmark 50. Season, Bowen Yang It took a moment to reflect, both on stage and excluded, honest questions about his future with a play. Talking Fun a weekYang opened about flooding emotions that hit him that night.

"I think you reach the point on" SNL "where you understand that you are on the lowering of things," said the 50 final season. "I think I just processed that I was one of the last" last night ", and I would have, and that's a huge thing."

Yang continued to describe the season's annual finals as a moment of emotional release.

"Every finale good night, something leaves me with my body because I just got rid of everything that happened in that season, and this was big," he explained. "We passed a lot, so much fun memories. That's probably what was registered for anything. I was just like, oh, I have to enjoy those moments before I don't like them anymore."

Asking directly whether he will return for the 51 season, Yang asked the question with laughter, answering, "No, we don't do it."