Pete Davidson Shares What Would Bring Him Back to 'Saturday Night Live'
Pete Davidson, the comedian and actor, discusses what it would take for him to return to Saturday Night Live (SNL) in a recent exclusive interview with PEOPLE. Davidson joined the iconic late-night sketch show at age 20 in 2014 and left in 2022.
A Strong Connection with Studio 8H
Despite his departure, Davidson says Studio 8H will always feel like home. He emphasized his close relationship with SNL creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels, stating he would return if invited.
"I'd do anything for Lorne. I had a great time hosting last time, and anytime you get that call, it's an honor and a privilege. It's always relevant, it's a hot show. People look forward to it, and the cast is great."
Gratitude Toward Lorne Michaels
Davidson expressed deep appreciation for Lorne Michaels, saying,
"I owe that guy my life. So I'd do anything for Lorne, and he knows that."
Career Highlights and Collaboration
- Davidson started on SNL during its 40th season (2014-2015).
- He was one of the youngest cast members at just 20 years old.
- He last hosted the show two years ago.
- Davidson is currently collaborating with Amazon on a project called Alexa+.
His time on the show helped launch his career, including starring roles such as in The King of Staten Island. Davidson’s respect for SNL’s impact remains clear as he leaves the door open for a future return.
Author's summary: Pete Davidson honors his roots and bond with SNL, expressing openness to return if Lorne Michaels invites him back, highlighting his gratitude and enduring connection with the show.