Comedian George Lopez has announced his retirement from stand-up comedy, marking the end of an era in his legendary career. His final special, George Lopez: Muy Católico, offered fans a deeply personal look at his life, heritage, and reflections on American society. Lopez shared that it felt like the right time to step back, humorously noting that he’d “subjected the American people to enough” of his work.

In addition to leaving the stage, Lopez has hinted at stepping away from television as well. His NBC sitcom, Lopez vs. Lopez, which stars his daughter Mayan, has been a major project in recent years. While he hasn’t officially confirmed the show’s end, he suggested it might be his last major venture, citing a desire to prioritize family and personal peace.

Lopez has also voiced concerns about his comfort and place in the current climate of the entertainment industry. Though not officially confirmed, rumors have swirled that he may be planning a move out of the United States, possibly to Mexico, where he can reconnect with his roots and step away from the pressures of Hollywood life.

As the entertainment world reacts to the news, fans are celebrating Lopez’s decades of groundbreaking work in comedy and television. His departure, whether temporary or permanent, marks the close of a remarkable chapter in American pop culture.