Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney Leaving Saturday Night Live : Report
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Saturday Night Live saw a swift exodus of mainstay cast members ahead of its season 47 finale, according to reports.
Following news of eight-season cast member Pete Davidson's exit on Friday, Deadline has reported that Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney are also departing NBC's long-running sketch comedy show.
A representative from NBC did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment.
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McKinnon, 38, and Bryant, 35, both joined the show in 2012.
Since then, McKinnon has won two Emmys for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series and netted an additional six nods in that category, as well as a 2014 music and lyrics nomination for the song "Home for the Holiday (Twin Bed)."
"Lil Baby Aidy," as Bryant is affectionately known, was nominated twice in the same category as McKinnon and shared the "Twin Bed" nomination with her alongside SNL behind-the-scenes players Eli Brueggemann, Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider. During her tenure on SNL, she also found success — and another Emmy nomination — in her starring role on Hulu's Shrill, which she also created and wrote.
Mooney, 37, joined the show in 2013 and has been best known for his absurdist digital short collaborations with former costar Beck Bennett, whose departure from the show was confirmed last September.
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Russian Doll star Natasha Lyonne is hosting this weekend's SNL, with Japanese Breakfast taking the stage at Studio 8H as the musical guest.
In the most recent promo for the episode, McKinnon and record-breaking SNL cast member Kenan Thompson roasted Lyonne, 43, for her "iconic voice."
"Your voice is amazing," noted Thompson, 44. "You sound like if sandpaper could talk."
Quipped McKinnon, "You sound like every secretary in a Monsters Inc. movie."
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Saturday Night Live's season 47 finale airs Saturday at 11:30 p.m. ET on NBC.
