Chris Redd's Honest Confession: A Look at His Struggles and SNL Days
Former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Chris Redd recently shared a personal and emotional video on his Instagram, discussing his struggles with pills and admitting to selling them to his fellow cast members during his time on the show.
A Confession of Vulnerability
Redd's confession was part of his effort to embrace more vulnerability and openness in his life and career. He revealed that he had issues with pills while working on "SNL," describing it as "crazy for my black ass," indicating that his actions were out of character for him.
Selling Pills to Castmates
He mentioned that he sold pills to some of his castmates but refused to name them, saying, "I’m not gonna snitch on y’all motherfuckers man."
Feeling Neglected
Redd expressed his disappointment with how his castmates treated him during his struggle. Instead of offering help, they would gossip about him. He even joked that the Adderall he was taking made him hear their comments more clearly. Redd felt hurt and neglected, stating, "It’s crazy how somebody would watch you destroy yourself."
Career Highlights
Redd joined "SNL" in 2017 and left in 2022 after five seasons. During his time on the show, he was known for his impression of New York Mayor Eric Adams and appeared in many pre-taped sketches. In 2018, he won an Emmy for writing "Come Back, Barack," a song encouraging former President Barack Obama to run for office again.
Post-"SNL" Career
Since leaving "SNL," Redd has appeared in several TV shows and movies, including:
- Power Book III: Raising Kanan
- Happy Family USA
- Merv
- Candy Cane Lane
His career has continued to thrive, but his recent confession sheds light on the personal struggles he faced during his time on "SNL."
A Message of Support
Redd's honesty about his past is a reminder that even successful people face challenges. His confession encourages others to be open about their struggles and seek help when needed. It also highlights the importance of supporting friends and colleagues who are going through tough times.
