Nick Reiner is spending his days in an L.A. jail, dealing with the aftermath of the violent murders of his parents, and he’s not been able to fully process it … TMZ has learned.

A source with direct knowledge tells TMZ … Nick is not reeling in grief. Rather, he’s “in a fog”  … in no small part due to his medical condition and the meds he’s taking.

Our source goes on to characterize Nick as “calm,” “cognizant,” and “dazed” — adding Nick isn’t even close to processing what happened.

TMZ broke the story … Nick had been diagnosed with schizophrenia. In the weeks leading up to the murders, we’re told he was out of control. Our sources characterized Nick as “erratic” and “dangerous.” As we reported, he was recently treated at an L.A.-based rehab facility that specializes in mental health and substance abuse and was under the care of a psychiatrist.

The next episode of “Saturday Night Live” will be Bowen Yang‘s last.

The beloved cast member will be making his final “goodbyes” tomorrow, ending a 7-year run with the NBC program, sources close to the situation tell TMZ.

Should be noted, Bowen’s good friend and “Wicked” costar Ariana Grande is tomorrow night’s host.

The Hollywood Reporter was first to report Yang’s planned departure.

The comedian started as a writer for the show in 2018, but since joining the cast in 2019, his career has skyrocketed.

He’s appeared in huge blockbuster films like “Wicked,” and his “Las Culturistas” podcast — which he co-hosts with Matt Rogers — was awarded Podcast of the Year by the 2023 iHeartPodcast Awards.

This is the latest of many ‘SNL’ exits this year. Before the season started, Ego Nwodim, Heidi Gardner, John Higgins, Michael Longfellow, Devon Walker, and Emil Wakim all left.

It took six rounds, but Anthony Joshua did what the boxing world expected … knocking Jake Paul out in their boxing match on Friday!

The fight in Miami, which was often sloppy, was mostly controlled by Joshua, especially in the later rounds.

Paul, at times, frustrated AJ with his constant movement, making it difficult for Joshua to land any significant shots.

However, as the fight progressed, Jake seemed to tire, and Anthony got in a rhythm, punishing Paul in the fifth, dropping him twice.

To The Problem Child’s credit, he got off the canvas on both occasions.

In the sixth, Paul, still feeling the effects from the previous round, once again went down, but this time couldn’t beat the count.

Fight over.

As they were for most of the lead-up to the highly anticipated event, Jake and AJ were both cordial after the final bell, embracing each other.

Joshua, who previously told us he needed to knock Paul out to truly be victorious, admitted it wasn’t his best performance after the fight, but said he accomplished his goal in hurting JP.

To AJ’s point, Jake said he broke his jaw during the fight.

Despite the L and the injury, Jake said he had a blast.

“I’m feeling good. That was fun. I love this sport,” El Gallo said from the center of the ring, adding that Anthony is a “great fighter,” and that he “got his ass beat.”

Of course, aside from the big difference in experience, Jake was also the smaller man inside the squared circle.

Joshua came into the fight at 6’4″, 243.4 pounds with an 82″ wingspan … with Paul measuring in at 6’1″, 216.6 pounds, with a 76″ wingspan.

Before any punches were thrown, Pail paid tribute to the late Hulk Hogan with his fight night ‘fit … wearing red and yellow trunks, sunglasses and playing a brief snippet of “Real American,” the WWE legend’s theme song, before ultimately bringing out Tekashi 6ix9ine to perform his rowdy song, “BILLY.”

Both boxers took the fight on short notice — Joshua stepped in after Paul’s bout with Gervonta Davis was scrapped over Tank’s recent domestic violence allegations.

Joshua, 36, is a former two-time unified heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist with a 29-4 record, and according to his comments after the bout, will now look to set up a mega fight against Tyson Fury.

28-year-old Paul now drops to 12-2 in his pro boxing career.