Dulcé Sloan is ending her seven-year run at Comedy Central's "The Daily Show." The comedian, who served as a correspondent and contributor to the late night show, has opted to part ways with "The Daily Show.

Show is losing a longtime member. Deadline reports that Emmy-winning correspondent and contributor Dulcé Sloan has exited the Comedy Central late-night series. Sources say that the departure was amicable,

Sloan joined The Daily Show in 2017, two years into Trevor Noah’s run as host. She served as host a handful of times following Noah’s departure at the end of 2022 and after Jon Stewart’s return as a once-a-week anchor, with the correspondents taking the other three shows each week.

Comedian Dulcé Sloan is leaving 'The Daily Show' in an amicable situation following the expiration of her contract, Deadline can reveal.

"I am now free to pursue my dream job of being a live action Klingon on 'Star Trek,'" she wrote in her announcement.

Dulcé Sloan has announced that she’s leaving The Daily Show after seven years. The 41-year-old comedian took to Instagram on Friday (January 17) to make the announcement, sharing a screenshot of an article by Deadline about her departure.