Keith Richards has confirmed that he won't be joining Mick Jagger, when the Stones' singer presents the May 19 season finale of American sketch show, Saturday Night Live.
There has been speculation that Jagger would invite his bandmate to participate in the show, but speaking to Rolling Stone magazine, Richards had confirmed he won't be involved.
"I spoke to Mick and he said it's something that he said yes to many months ago, so he's just doing it," Richards told the magazine. "He's on his own."
Mick Jagger is set to host US comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live on May 19, and reports are suggesting that he will perform alongside the evening's other musical guests, the Arcade Fire and Foo Fighters.
The Rolling Stones frontman has confirmed that he will perform on the show as well as host, but Rolling Stone magazine is stating that he might play with the programme's fellow musical performers.
Mick Jagger is to host and perform at the series finale of American comedy sketch show, Saturday Night Live.
According to Deadline, Jagger will host the episode, which airs on May 19.
This will be Jagger's first time hosting the long-running series, but his third appearance as a performer.
Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones co-hosted and performed, as well as appearing in a handful of sketches, in 1978.
Jagger again appeared on the programme in 2001.
The Rolling Stones are currently celebrating their 50th anniversary.
The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has pulled out of an event due to be hosted by British Prime Minister David Cameron, after complaining that he was being used as a "political football".
