'SNL' Replaces Dave Chappelle as Regular Post-Election Host

Former 'SNL' Cast Member Maya Rudolph to Take Over Hosting Duties for Upcoming Season

Rudolph's Appointment Marks a Historic Moment for the Show

In a surprising move, "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) has announced that Dave Chappelle will no longer be the regular post-election host for the upcoming season. Instead, former cast member Maya Rudolph will take over hosting duties.

Rudolph's appointment is a historic moment for the show, as she is the first Black woman to serve as the regular post-election host in its 47-year history. This move reflects SNL's commitment to diversity and representation in front of and behind the camera.

Rudolph is a seasoned performer and comedian with a proven track record on SNL. She was a cast member from 2000 to 2007 and has since made numerous guest appearances. Her versatility and comedic timing make her an ideal choice for the role.

The decision to replace Chappelle was reportedly made after careful consideration. Sources close to the show indicate that the decision was based on factors such as Chappelle's recent controversial statements and his busy schedule.

Rudolph's first episode as the regular post-election host will air on November 7th, 2020. Fans of the show can expect a memorable and groundbreaking season with Rudolph at the helm.