Punkie Johnson’s reaction to SNL

Saturday Night Live alum Punk Johnson Responding to the show, a barrier to segmenting paths with several prominent (and beloved actors).

“WTF is happening…it’s like I’ve left…my sexy handsome working husband…I love you so much…I’ll call you…” Johnson, 40, wrote in the comment section on Thursday, August 28 Instagram posts Announce SNL have The way to separate from it Michael Longfellow Three seasons later. “Welcome back to the baby…. I’ll see you here soon.”

Johnson – Who SNL Throughout the four seasons from 2020 to 2024, it seems to be as surprised as the rest us SNL announced that it has parted ways with several actors Emil Wakim,,,,, Heidi Gardner,,,,, Walker, Devon and SNL writer Rose Breebeck.

“To me, jobs in this industry feel like a bunch of small marriages. Some EMs last for a long time if lucky, but most people are short-lived. Until they don’t.

“I’ve been with the show for three years and it’s really cool at times. Sometimes it’s toxicity of hell. But even in all the dysfunction, we’ve made the most of it. “I’m going to Japan anyway.” When I come back, I will be in the prestige drama. Ideally Julianne Moore. Hope you all stay hydrated and make money today. ”

Johnson commented on Walker’s exit and wrote in the comments section of the Instagram post: “Welcome back to Dev.

Johnson also sent good wishes to 42-year-old Gardner Leave the performance Eight seasons later.

“Ah, not my Heidi,” Johnson wrote in the comment section of Instagram Posts. “It happens to be [sic] The biggest surprise of this “shaking” Heidi You are my shining star…You performed well and I appreciate everything about you. Congratulations to Heidi…You are the SNL legend of your life… See you outside. ”

Johnson leaves Wakim, 27, SNL After only one season on the show.

“Your beautiful man…that shocks us,” Johnson wrote in the comment section of another Instagram post. “We should stand on the door of 30 Rock and be fooled by you…let’s head raise your head…let’s play outside…it’s fun.”

As for Johnson, the former actor described her departure SNL When appearing on the “Flying on the Wall” podcast, it’s “a neutral thing.”

“By February of last season, I was like, no, I was done,” the comedian recalled at the time. “In the season before that, I questioned, I talked to the team and was like, ‘I really don’t know if I belonged in this job, so maybe I should go away.” I told them that I was super late and I found out I was going back.