UPDATE: Here''s a peek at Trevor Noah discussing his conversation with the audience and confirming his departure (following the original report):
Although no official confirmation has been made from either the late-night host or Comedy Central, sources say Trevor Noah will be departing after seven seasons. Although Noah had previously assumed responsibility for the COVID-19 program, it''s still unclear when Noah''s final show will be played or if an active search for a new host is underway.
"I will say the first two years were terrible because I had taken over one of America''s most beloved institutions," Noah said in a 2020 interview, in which he discussed how difficult it was for him to stay on top of the hosting job. "I continued to believe that. Even though Jon Stewart had passed over the reins to me, it was basically a year of people saying me I shouldn''t be doing the job, and I was unworthy of being in the seat," said the author. "You step into this new role
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