Dulcé Sloan Exits 'The Daily Show' After Seven Years

Dulcé Sloan has concluded her seven-year tenure as a correspondent on The Daily Show, with her departure described as amicable following the end of her contract. Moving from New York to Los Angeles, Sloan aims to focus on her acting and stand-up comedy career, including a new comedy special and tour. She expressed pride in her work on the show and excitement about future opportunities, including her aspiration to portray a live-action Klingon on Star Trek. The Daily Show praised Sloan as an 'exceptional comedic force' and expressed gratitude for her contributions. Her exit follows that of Roy Wood Jr., who left the show in 2023, marking a significant shift as Jon Stewart has returned to host the program weekly. Sloan’s last episode aired in December, and she continues to voice a character on Fox’s animated series The Great North.