Morgan Wallen: Last News

Morgan Wallen has said he hasn’t visited a bar in over a year since he was arrested for throwing a chair off a rooftop bar.The country singer spoke about the incident on This Past Weekend podcast, which occurred in April last year. Wallen was charged with three counts of reckless endangerment and one count of disorderly conduct; per an arrest report, the chair landed just feet away from police officers who happened to be standing in front of Chief’s bar on Broadway, Nashville.In December, he pled guilty to two misdemeanours for reckless endangerment without a weapon and was ordered to spend a week in a DUI education center and to serve a suspended sentence of two years of supervised probation.

Saturday Night Live (SNL) have mocked Morgan Wallen after his abrupt walk-off from the show last week.Last Saturday (March 29), the country singer appeared on the show’s as the musical guest, and made headlines when he abruptly and awkwardly cut his goodbyes short by walking off stage after only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison.Typically, the SNL cast celebrates with the guest musician and host as the credits roll, but Wallen was quick to leave. Then, shortly after his exit, he posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read: “Get me to God’s country”, as he headed back to his home of Tennessee.Now, SNL have responded, mocking Wallen’s abrupt walk-off not once, but twice during last night’s (April 5) show. The first joke came in the show’s cold open, where James Austin Johnson, who was playing President Donald Trump, referenced Wallen’s “God’s country” social media comment.“I even put tariffs on an island uninhabited by humans.

Morgan Wallen for his abrupt exit off-stage as the credits rolled and skipping the afterparty to go to “God’s country.”During the April 5 show’s cold opening, President Donald Trump – played by castmate James Austin Johnson – was giving a rundown of his “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariffs when he made the dig at Wallen.Johnson, standing in a mock White House Rose Garden set, was showing off the larger-than-average poster boards used by the real 47th president to list out the different tariffs being placed on countries and regions across the globe.“It’s time for the really big piece of cardboard,” Johnson said, calling on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, played by Andrew Dismukes.Tariffs were also placed on Heard Island and McDonald Islands — the human-less Australian territories that are only inhabited by penguins.“Ooh McDonald Island, I’d love to visit there,” Johnson said. “Can you imagine that a Big Mac and a Hula skirt, oh la la.”Johnson called for a piece of art depicting an island of animated menu offerings from the fast-food chain.“Get me to God’s Country.

Michaela Zee “Saturday Night Live” isn’t letting bygones be bygones following country superstar Morgan Wallen‘s abrupt walk-off during the goodnights of last week’s episode. Wallen, who performed two songs as the musical guest on the March 29 episode, bolted from the stage in the middle of the usual group hugs and farewells at the end of the show. He then posted a photo of his private jet on Instagram with the caption, “Get me to God’s country.” On the latest “SNL” episode, the show mocked Wallen’s walk-off not once, but twice.

Saturday Night Live‘s Weekend Update has jokes aplenty about Morgan Wallen‘s abrupt departure last week as the show’s credits began rolling.

A week after Morgan Wallen stalked off SNL the NBC late nighter made sure the door hit the hit the I’m the Problem singer on the way out.

Kenan Thompson has no plans on leaving Saturday Night Live – ever!

Morgan Wallen will not miss making an extra buck after his abrupt Saturday Night Live exit moment went viral.

abrupt exit from “Saturday Night Live.”Wallen’s new apparel line includes a T-shirt and a baseball cap, the latter of which is available in two different colors. Each item costs $45.

Morgan Wallen has turned his cryptic social media post after abruptly walking off Saturday Night Live (SNL) into merchandise – check them out below.Last Saturday (March 29), country singer Wallen appeared as the show’s musical guest, and made headlines when he abruptly and awkwardly cut his goodbyes short – only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison. Typically, the SNL cast celebrate with the guest musician and host during the credits roll.Shortly after his exit, Wallen – who is based in Nashville, Tennessee – posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read “Get me to God’s country”.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Morgan Wallen is currently selling hats and t-shirts on his official website with the viral quote “Get Me to God’s Country” on them. The quote is now closely associated with the country star’s controversial walk-off exit from “Saturday Night Live” during the March 29 episode, in which he served as musical guest and “Anora” Oscar winner Mikey Madison was the host. Wallen walked off the “SNL” stage during the end of the show when the host and musical guest typically stay to hug the show’s cast.

There’s more Morgan Wallen/Saturday Night Live news amid his on-stage exit controversy.

Ethan Shanfeld Joe Jonas made a surprise cameo in last week’s “Saturday Night Live,” singing the bridge on the digital short song “Big Dumb Line.” But sources tell Variety that part was initially written for musical guest Morgan Wallen, who turned down the part. In the sketch, Bowen Yang, Chloe Fineman and host Mikey Madison sing a Europop-inspired song about waiting in “dumb” lines in New York for even dumber foods, like “palad” (pizza + salad) and “fandy” (fish + candy).

what Morgan Wallen seemingly said before he exited the “Saturday Night Live” stage after being a musical guest on March 29.“Thank you all so much,” he said, Nicola Hickling told UNILAD, per Slingo. “I had a wonderful time.”Per the expert, host Mikey Madison then replied: “Chatting to you was really good.”Hickling also shared what Colin Jost reportedly said to someone next to him.“You gotta remember how he is feeling,” the 42-year-old “Weekend Update” co-host allegedly said onstage.After quickly hugging the “Anora” actress, 26, Wallen walked off the set before the final credits rolled.The country star, 31, then shared a picture to his Instagram Stories showing an airplane on the runway with the caption: “Get me to God’s country.”“SNL” cast member Kenan Thompson voiced his confusion at Wallen’s abrupt exit.

Kenan Thompson has commented on Morgan Wallen‘s abrupt Saturday Night Live (SNL) exit.Last Saturday (March 29), country singer Wallen appeared as the show’s musical guest, and made headlines when he cut his goodbyes short – only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison. Typically, the SNL cast celebrate with the guest musician and host during the credits roll.Shortly after his exit, Wallen – who is based in Nashville, Tennessee – posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read “Get me to God’s country”.Now, longtime cast member Kenan Thompson has commented on Wallen’s sudden exit in a comment to Entertainment Weekly.

TMZ Monday that “Saturday Night Live” is willing to have the country superstar, 31, on the show again following his abrupt on-stage exit over the weekend.The insiders said “there’s no bad blood” on the show’s end with Wallen. From NBC’s perspective, Wallen walking off the stage as the credits started rolling was “just an awkward moment,” according to the outlet.Additionally, the sources claimed Wallen wasn’t “offended” by anything said during the episode hosted by Mikey Madison.The “Last Night” singer, per TMZ, “had been on the ‘SNL’ set since Thursday and he knew all the jokes that were in the show.” The sources added that “there was no tension” between Wallen and the cast.

abruptly walked off the “Saturday Night Live” stage over the weekend. While Wallen, 31, has not addressed the reason for his exit, Thompson is offering up his initial theory on why country music’s bad boy left the stage without acknowledging the “SNL” cast.“I don’t know what goes through people’s minds when they decide to do stuff like that.

Maybe “God’s Country” is a euphemism?

Kenan Thompson is the first Saturday Night Live cast member to address musical guest Morgan Wallen‘s early exit from this past weekend’s episode.

Morgan Wallen isn’t in trouble with SNL!

Saturday Night Live this weekend from his forthcoming album, I'm the Problem, and it seems some viewers seem to think Wallen is the problem after he abruptly walked off the stage at the end of the show.Typically the SNL host—Oscar-winner —the cast, and the musical guest linger on stage after the final sketch for some chit-chat and side-hugs while the credits roll. It's a sweet, if sometimes awkward, tradition that Wallen apparently wanted no part of.After said her thank you's and a farewell to the audience—"I had a wonderful time!"—Wallen leaned over to whisper something in her ear before bounding down the front steps of the iconic Studio 8H stage, jogging past the cameraman like he was double booked and running late to his second appointment.Later that night, on his Instagram Story, he shared a photo of a private plane with the caption, “Get me to God's country.” (He apparently lives in Nashville, though it's not clear if that's where he was headed.) According to , he skipped the SNL afterparty.Musical guest Morgan Wallen performs "I'm the Problem" on Saturday, March 29, 2025.It was difficult for some fans to read his behavior as anything other than disrespectful to both New York City and the institution that is Saturday Night Live, especially given his history with the show.Back in 2020, Wallen was from SNL after he was caught breaking the show's COVID-19 quarantine protocol by partying with college students at the University of Alabama.