Trevor Noah Hints at Final Hosting Gig at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards
South African comedian and renowned event host, Trevor Noah, has made a significant announcement regarding his future in hosting major events in the United States. During the 2025 Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles on Sunday, Noah revealed that this year’s ceremony might be the last he hosts in the U.S.
This statement comes amid a backdrop of political changes, particularly in relation to Donald Trump’s potential reelection as President. Noah expressed his concerns about the shifting political landscape, stating, “There’s been a few changes in Washington, so this may be the last time I get to host anything in this country.” His comments were made during a light-hearted yet poignant monologue, reflecting on the implications of the current political climate for his career.
Trevor Noah has been a staple at the Grammy Awards, having hosted the prestigious event for five consecutive years. His unique blend of humor and insight has made him a favorite among audiences and artists alike. However, with the possibility of Trump returning to the presidency, Noah’s future hosting opportunities could be uncertain.
As he navigates these changes, Noah’s announcement has sparked conversations about the intersection of politics and entertainment, and how public figures adapt to evolving societal dynamics. Fans and industry insiders alike are left wondering what this means for the future of the Grammys and for Noah’s career in the U.S.
