Travis Kelce Turns Heads With His Bold Confession About Hosting 'SNL' originally appeared on Parade. For Travis Kelce, ...

Saturday Night Live hasn't been immune to controversy over the years, and its latest revolves around Morgan Wallen. The country singer served as the musical guest during Saturday Night Live season ...

The ‘I’m the Problem’ country music singer’s walk-off sparked a huge debate on social media. Find out what we know about Morgan’s recent ‘SNL’ appearance.

In an interview with Caleb Pressley, Morgan Wallen had an explanation for his sudden departure from the stage at 'Saturday Night Live' in March. Morgan Wallen Explains Abrupt ‘SNL’ Walk-Off ...

Few musicians have a more checkered history with Saturday Night Live than Morgan Wallen. The country star first caused controversy in 2020 when he violated the show's COVID protocols by partying ...

Following his viral, walk-off at SNL, Morgan Wallen is selling hats and a shirt that reads "Get me to God's country," and this all feels like a bit.

Morgan Wallen's abrupt exit from "Saturday Night Live" has caused quite a stir on social media. But why did the country star leave the show early? Here's what we know. Did Morgan Wallen walk off ...

Saturday Night Live (SNL) addressed the singer Morgan Wallen's walk-off with two jokes in its most recent episode. Why It Matters. Wallen appeared on the Saturday, March 29, episode of SNL with ...

Morgan Wallen Rejected ‘SNL’ Sketch Before Controversial Walk Off, Forcing The Show To Cast Boy Band Star Instead: Report By Radhamely De Leon Published April 1, 2025, 3:35 p.m. ET ...

The day after his walk-off, SNL writer Josh Patten posted a parody of Wallen's IG Story image showing a Krispy Kreme doughnuts delivery truck with a "Get me to God's Country" caption. Will Heath ...

Morgan Wallen is selling "Get me to God's country" merchandise after he abruptly walked off the stage on "SNL." Morgan Wallen is making the most out of his viral “Get Me to God’s Country" phrase.

Morgan Wallen is making the most out of his viral exit from "Saturday Night Live," releasing merchandise with the words "Get me to God's Country" written on it.