Morgan Wallen has addressed the controversy surrounding his sudden exit from 'Saturday Night Live' (SNL) in March. The country music star was initially slated to perform on the March 29th episode but was removed from the lineup shortly before the show. This sparked widespread rumors and speculation, with many suggesting a disagreement with the SNL cast or production team.
In a recent interview, Wallen clarified the situation, explaining that his removal was due to a violation of the show's COVID-19 safety protocols. At the time, SNL had strict rules in place to protect the cast and crew. Wallen acknowledged that his actions had been irresponsible and expressed remorse for putting the show at risk.
'I respect SNL's decision, and I appreciate them giving me another opportunity,' Wallen stated, referring to his subsequent appearance on the show in December. He emphasized that he has learned from the experience and is committed to following safety guidelines in the future. Wallen's comments aim to put an end to the speculation and provide clarity on the events surrounding his 'SNL' exit.
Morgan Wallen Addresses 'SNL' Exit Controversy
Country music star Morgan Wallen has finally spoken out about his unexpected departure from 'Saturday Night Live' earlier this year. Wallen was originally scheduled to appear on the March 29th show, but his appearance was abruptly canceled. This led to speculation about a possible conflict with the show's cast or producers. The singer's recent comments shed light on the circumstances surrounding his exit.