While speaking to People magazine in November 2025, Davidson said he'd make an SNL comeback the moment the show's creator and executive producer, Lorne Michaels, requested him to do so.
He also said that he "had a great time hosting" SNL in October 2023. In addition, he said to be asked to appear as a guest or host is "an honor and a privilege."
Davidson then credited Michaels for kick-starting his career in the entertainment industry.
People magazine reported that Davidson expressed gratitude for his time on the NBC sketch comedy show in his last episode, which aired in 2022.
Pete Davidson Asked Lorne Michaels to Fire Him on 'SNL'
People magazine reported that Davidson spoke about becoming a SNL cast member in 2014 during the 2025 Peacock docuseries, SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night. Davidson revealed that he didn't feel well-suited for the show during his first year as a castmate.
Davidson made similar comments about being on SNL in an August 2025 interview on the Breakfast Club. He said he felt disconnected to a majority of his SNL castmates as he was so much younger than them when he began starring on the show.
He then explained he began to be more transparent about his struggles with his mental health so his SNL castmates could have a better understanding of him.
"You got to remember SNL, it's competitive. It's not just like a team sport. It's who could be the best this week and have their stuff on the show," said Davidson in the interview.
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