Another one bites the dust.

Ego Nwodim has announced her exit from “Saturday Night Live” after seven years. The news comes as several other cast members have left the NBC variety show ahead of Season 51.

“The hardest part of a great party is knowing when to say goodnight. But after seven unforgettable seasons, I have decided to leave ‘SNL,'” Nwodim, 37, posted via her Instagram on Friday.

She thanked longtime “SNL” mastermind Lorne Michaels, 80, “for the opportunity” and thanked the cast, crew and writers “for their brilliance, support and friendship.” 

The comedian concluded her message by writing, “Week after week on that stage taught me more than I could have ever imagined, and I will carry those memories (and that laughter) with me always.” 

After a praying hands and kiss emoji, she signed off, “now invite me to your weddings please!,” seemingly to her fellow castmates. 

Fellow comedian Amber Ruffin replied in a comment, “Congratulations! As long as I can still watch you perform, I’m good.” 

According to Deadline, Nwodim made her decision to leave after it was believed the Season 51 cast was already set ahead of the show’s October return.

“SNL” has recently shed several cast members, including Michael Longfellow, Emil Wakim and Devon Walker. 

Among the exits, “SNL” alum Punkie Johnson commented, “wtf is happening… This is like the departed.”

Longfellow reportedly got the grim news that he wouldn’t be returning when he was at a Utah airport waiting for a flight. In his Aug. 28 social media post about his exit, he said he “won’t be returning,” “Wish I was but, so it goes.”

Walker, meanwhile, called the show “toxic as hell” during an interview with Variety published on Sept. 3.

“If you read about the show, if you’re knowledgeable about it at all, you can certainly pick up on things that are toxic about it,” Walker, 34, said. “The show hasn’t changed much in all the years they’ve been doing it,” he said, referring to how “SNL” first premiered in 1975. “There are things that went down on the show that I wouldn’t talk about for free. There are a lot of things I’m still trying to find the right avenue to go into detail about.”

Walker noted that he thinks “SNL” could use a “measure of humanity.”

On Aug. 28, The Post confirmed that Heidi Gardner was also leaving the show after eight years. Gardner had been the longest-tenured current female cast member before news emerged that her contract was not renewed, an insider exclusively told The Post, noting that it was “time for a new cast.”

Alum Dana Carvey, who returned to “SNL” last season to play Joe Biden, shared some information about Gardner’s exit from the show on a recent episode of his “Fly on the Wall” podcast.

“From what I know as of this recording, that it was not her idea to leave,” Carvey, 70, claimed to co-host and fellow “SNL” alum David Spade at the time.

“I think she’s got a likability,” Carvey noted. “She can play real, straight newswoman, she can play big, brawn, funny, physical. So I was surprised by that.”

On Sept. 2, “SNL” also announced that it added five cast members, including “Please Don’t Destroy” comedian Ben Marshall, Tommy Brennan, Jeremy Culhane, Kam Patterson and Veronika Slowikowska. 

Nwodim, who has appeared in other shows such as Peacock’s “Poker Face,”  started on “SNL” in 2018, ahead of Season 44, and was promoted to repertory player before Season 46. 

She wrote and performed in many popular sketches such as Miss Eggy. The real-life people she played included Dionne Warwick and Jada Pinkett-Smith. 

During her Miss Eggy sketch in April, there was a call-and-response segment, where the audience shouted curses on live TV. 

When her character yelled, “These men ain’t what?” the audience replied, “sh-t!” 

“Weekend Update” anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che were visibly surprised. 

Nwodim improved on the fly, and told the crowd, “We’re finna get fired for that. Y’all gonna have to pay for that, Lorne’s gonna be mad at y’all.”

She also went viral for playing the character Lisa from Temecula, a lawyer who overcooks meat. 

After the five new additions, the “SNL” cast will consist of 17 people for Season 51. 

The returning cast includes Colin Jost, Kenan Thompson, Mikey Day, Michael Che, Bowen Yang, Andrew Dismukes, Chloe Fineman, Marcello Hernandez, James Austin Johnson, and Sarah Sherman, as well as featured players Ashley Padilla and Jane Wickline.

“SNL” Season 51 premieres Oct. 4 on NBC.