Morgan Wallen’s history with Saturday Night Live is complicated (and all because of Wallen’s actions). Now, he made it worse. Back in 2020, Wallen was meant to make his debut two months earlier than he actually did.

Morgan Wallen‘s hasty retreat from the stage at Saturday Night Live over the weekend during the traditional credits roll lovefest raised a lot of eyebrows. After performing two songs as the musical guest on the episode hosted by Oscar-winning Anora star Mikey Madison,

Morgan Wallen’s second stint as musical guest on “Saturday Night Live” is stirring some controversy among viewers.

Yesterday, longtime SNL writer Josh Patten weighed in on the controversy when he posted a picture of a Krispy Kreme truck with a caption that said “Get me to God’s country.” His joke was initially taken by many to be a shot at Wallen and proof that there was a rift with the cast and crew. You can take a look at the Instagram Story below…

Morgan Wallen’s recent appearance as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live (SNL), ended with an unexpected and controversial exit. After performing two songs from his upcoming album, I’m The Problem,

Morgan Wallen's post-show behavior has sparked criticism online. Here's what to know about the star's continued controversy with Saturday Night Live.

After appearing onstage in Saturday Night Live (SNL) next to this weekend's host, Oscar-winning actor Mikey Madison, country music singer-songwriter Morgan Wallen seemed to walk off a little too quickly,

Country star Morgan Wallen stirred buzz by abruptly walking off 'SNL' during the finale, and a post about being glad to be heading for 'God's country.'