Dulcé Sloan Departs 'The Daily Show' After Seven Years

The comedian leaves the show amicably to focus on acting, stand-up, and new creative ventures.

Dulcé Sloan's final appearance on 'The Daily Show' aired in December 2024, marking the end of her seven-year tenure as a correspondent and contributor.
Sloan's departure was amicable, with her contract ending as she plans to relocate to Los Angeles and prioritize her stand-up career and acting projects.
She is preparing to debut a new comedy special, launch a tour, and continue her voice acting work on Fox's animated series 'The Great North.'
During her time on the show, Sloan earned numerous accolades, including a 2024 Emmy win and multiple NAACP Image Awards, highlighting her impact on the series.
This marks one of the most notable exits from 'The Daily Show' since Roy Wood Jr.'s departure in 2023 and Trevor Noah stepping down as host in 2022.