Keegan-Michael Key Reflects on Growing Apart from Jordan Peele

The comedian describes the separation from his former creative partner as a 'tragedy' due to their evolving careers and different locations.

Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, once close creative partners on 'Key & Peele,' now rarely see each other.
Key attributes their separation to evolving personal and professional lives, with Peele focusing on horror films and Key on dramatic roles.
The duo first met in 2004 on 'MADtv' and later created their Emmy-winning sketch show 'Key & Peele' which ran from 2012 to 2015.
Despite living on opposite coasts, they have occasionally collaborated since, including in 'Keanu' (2016) and 'Wendell & Wild' (2022).
Key expresses hope for future collaborations, comparing their dynamic to a dance partnership that can be revisited periodically.