, Aidy Bryant has gone on to earn three Emmy nominations and become a cast favorite during her 10 years on the sketch series. “I’m super, super proud,” Bryant tells ET’s Will Marfuggi while promoting her new role as a love bug named Emmy on the spinoff . “I think it’s a really good group,” Bryant continues. “And to think these COVID years have played a part in it.

Like, ‘God, it feels kinda nice to hold onto each other and stick to the routine [even] if it’s changing all the time.’”She adds, “It’s definitely where I’ve grown up.” That said, there’s been plenty of speculation the last few seasons over just how much longer Bryant as well as other mainstays, like Cecily Strong, Kate McKinnon and Kenan Thompson, will remain on the series.

All four of them also have starring roles in other projects, with Bryant earning an Emmy nomination for her performance as Annie on the Hulu series , which she also created and executive produced.

When asked if she’s thought about closing out this chapter of her life, Bryant says, “I truly am taking it one minute at a time.”“I’m just kind of going to see where I feel at the end of the season,” she continues, referring to season 47. “And right now we’re still in the middle of it, so I guess I’ll cross that bridge when I get there.” In the meantime, fans can hear Bryant lend her voice to alongside stars Hugh Jackman as an addiction angel, Randall Park as a logic rock and Rosie Perez as an ambition gremlin while Brandon Kyle Goodman, Maya Rudolph, Nick Kroll and others reprise their creatures first established on .

Aidy Bryant 'Taking It One Minute at a Time' After 10 Years on 'Saturday Night Live' (Exclusive)

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