South African-born comedian Trevor Noah revealed that he chooses when to follow the news after his departure from The Daily Show, during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday, January 18.
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TREVOR NOAH NOW ‘CHOOSE WHEN TO FOLLOW THE NEWS’
Comedian Trevor Noah officially left The Daily Show after a seven-year run in December 2022. He announced his departure on September 29. Since then, he’s been selling out shows, launched a Netflix comedy show, and traveled.
Since then, he has visited his home country of South Africa and has taken a trip to Costa Rica with his South African friends Anele Mdoda and Sizwe Dhlomo.
appeared in the Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday, January 18. During the show she revealed that she now chooses when to follow the news.
“I realized that I don’t need to know. I just don’t need to know… I followed the news, but I don’t need to know. I can choose when to follow the news… Now, I decide when to consume the news,” she said.
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THE COMEDIAN ON THE GRAMMY PRESENTATION
Trevor also talked about hosting the upcoming Grammy Awards on February 5.
“Every time I go to the Grammys, I discover a new artist that I didn’t fully appreciate, that I didn’t love for the reasons I should have,” he said.
“So, you go to the Grammys, you meet the artists you know… and then you discover artists that will change your life. They play live in ways you couldn’t have imagined,” he continued.
Before hosting the Grammys, the comedian will kick off his comedy tour: Off The Record World Tour in Atlanta starting today (January 20).
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