Trevor Noah Announces Exit From 'The Daily Show' After Seven Years

A number of new faces may take over “The Daily Show” following Trevor Noah’s departure.

you a man who will commit securities fraud for you! Are you kidding?”Joking somewhat aside — it is Trevor Noah after all — the late night host noted that giving your wife shares in your company is “a weird gift,” noting that it sounds more like Trump forgot Melania’s birthday and was scrambling to find something to give her at the last minute.“The funny thing is, Truth Social is such a failure of a company, that she probably didn’t even want the shares, you know?” Noah said. “It’s almost like when your kids give you that gift, but it’s just like a piece of macaroni art for your birthday.

Trevor Noah has big plans for his time after officially ending his reign as host of On Thursday, the 38-year-old expanded on his reasoning for leaving the famed Comedy Central late-night series during an appearance on and shared what lies ahead for him.«I think everybody has gone through a period of looking at their lives — every single person. We were in our apartments for two years, the world changed,» Noah told the host when asked about his decision to leave. «We experienced collective grief.

Trevor Noah likes to poke fun at the fact that he looks a bit like The Weeknd.

Viewership dwindled when Noah got the gig and social media users related his departure back to that fact when he made his announcement.A special message from Trevor Noah pic.twitter.com/lMM8ll51fuFor now, “The Daily Show” itself is scheduled to carry on without Noah as it will “embark on a reinvention” and will head to Atlanta in the new year to cover the midterm elections.As for Noah, maybe we’ll see him and pop star Dua Lipa out on the town like they were when spotted on a dinner date in New York City. “The Daily Show” sans Noah will return on Jan.

Comedy Central has revealed the date of Trevor Noah’s final appearance as host of “The Daily Show”.

Trevor Noah will depart “The Daily Show” on Dec. 8, Comedy Central announced Wednesday.In the buildup to the comedian’s last day hosting, “The Daily Show” will celebrate and look back on his seven year tenure as host.“Trevor is an incredible talent who has left an indelible mark on The Daily Show and we’re grateful for his creative partnership over the past seven years,” said Chris McCarthy, president & CEO, Paramount Media Networks and MTV Entertainment Studios.Noah announced his departure at the end of the taping for the episode that aired Thursday, Sept. 29.

Trevor Noah has set his exit date.

Trevor Noah is ending a storied run on the famed Comedy Central late-night series,  Noah's official exit date from the production has been set for Thursday, December 8.Noah has hosted  for seven years after taking over for Jon Stewart in 2015. The host made the announcement of his forthcoming departure to the studio audience last month. In a special message to the viewers, Noah revealed that on his seventh anniversary with the series, «One of the one of the overriding feelings I found myself experiencing throughout the night, and even today, waking up was was a feeling of gratitude.»He continued, «There's so many people who make this thing come together. And I want to say thank you to the audience for an amazing seven years.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Trevor Noah’s days at Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” are numbered. The comedian, who is in his seventh year of hosting the signature program of the Paramount Global network, is set to depart after a final appearance on the program on Thursday, December 8th. The timeline gives Noah a chance to anchor the program as its cast makes its way to Atlanta for a midterm-election special, and to look back at his tenure on the series. Comedy Central will place the show on hiatus after Noah’s farewell, and plans to bring it back on Tuesday, January 17 as part of what the network called a “reinvention.” Comedy Central did not name a successor for Noah, but is believed to be considering some of the show’s correspondents as part of its deliberations.

he was leaving the long-running show.“It’s been absolutely amazing, it’s something that I never expected and I found myself thinking throughout the time, everything we’ve gone through … and I realized after seven years my time is up,” Noah told his studio audience.Noah became the host of “The Daily Show” in 2015, succeeding Jon Stewart, who took over in 1999 from Craig Kilborn and remained at the anchor desk for 16 years.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Less than a year ago, Paramount Global found a new reason to cheer about the midnight hour. In December, the company did something few of its competitors could do: It struck a deal with Google to have three different late-night hosts weave a promotional message about the search-engine giant into their programs. On the night of December 15, Stephen Colbert, James Corden and Trevor Noah all nodded to Google during CBS’ “Late Show” and “Late Late Show” and Comedy Central’s “Daily Show.” The ad deal represented a vote of confidence in a sturdy portfolio of late-night programs that spanned broadcast and cable. Now, a good chunk of the talent in that collection is gearing up to move.

Trevor Noah is officially leaving The Daily Show.

Trevor Noah announced last week that he will be leaving The Daily Show after seven years as the host of the beloved Comedy Central series.

Less than one year after Trevor Noah and Minka Kelly‘s split, the late-night host sparked dating rumors with pop star Dua Lipa.

he will soon be exiting after seven years.Executives are now eyeing up potential replacements, and it seems as though one of the top contenders in the running is the 43-year-old comedian, according to TMZ. Wood Jr.

“It’s been wild,” Trevor Noah told his audience after revealing that his “time is up” on hosting The Daily Show.

Trevor Noah’s shocking announcement that he’s leaving — nearly seven years after succeeding Jon Stewart on Comedy Central’s late-night franchise.Noah, 38, has been working with Comedy Central “for a long time” to figure out how he could maintain the grueling late-night pace, insiders told The Post — while the Internet was abuzz with theories that his sudden departure is due to the cable show’s ratings.“Let’s tell the truth here, #TrevorNoah is leaving the #DailyShow because the show can barely muster 400K viewers less than 1/3 of its viewership from 2015,” read one tweet after Noah announced his news, continuing: “… something tells me you won’t here [sic] much about ratings though around his departure..”Another Twitter user chimed in, expressing the sentiment that, “Anyone who thinks Trevor Noah was anything but fired for low ratings is an idiot.”Noah’s numbers have been lower than Stewart’s, with a few exceptions (the 2016 election season helped spike his viewership) — both in the younger demo and total viewers — since he assumed the “Daily Show” anchor desk. At its peak, in 2013, with Stewart at the helm, “The Daily Show” averaged 2.5 million nightly viewers.