While Key said that he and Peele “shared a creative language,” he also revealed that the comedic duo “don’t see each other that often anymore,” adding that they live on different coasts.

Key, who grew up in Detroit, has long supported his hometown and is a former grand marshal of the city's Thanksgiving parade.

Actor, comedian and Southfield native Keegan Michael Key greets Detroit Tigers pitcher Will Vest (19) before throwing out the first pitch as the Detroit Tigers host the Chicago White Sox for Opening ...

Single-camera sketch comedy featuring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele playing multiple characters. With Keegan-Michael Kay, Jordan Peele. Produced by Martel & Roberts Productions. Aired on ...