“Unfortunately, Elmo was recently laid off because of federal budget cuts,” the Muppet wrote, before continuing: “Elmo worked at Sesame Street for over 40 years. Elmo is sad.

Apparently, times are tough even on Sesame Street. A post that was seemingly from Elmo went viral when the Muppet let people know he was “open to work” on LinkedIn. Now, people are wondering ...

While Elmo is sad, Elmo is excited for what’s next. And one more thing: Elmo loves you.” While the post didn’t come from an official Sesame Street source, it resonated deeply with fans.

The post continues, "Elmo is going to miss his friends Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Ernie, Bert, Abby, Grover, Count and so many more. They made Elmo's day so much better.

Elmo is still out of work -- and back on a new site, Elmo Open to Work, soliciting PBS donations amid Trump's attempt to cut public media funding.

Elmo appears to have activated LinkedIn’s “Open for Work” tab. A post on the employment social media network attributed to the adorable “Sesame Street” character has gone viral.

A LinkedIn post purportedly written by Elmo in which he says he "was recently laid off because of the federal budget cuts" went viral on social media.

Elmo and his colleagues are helping us develop emotional intelligence, empathy, and compassion. And in today’s high-stress, hyper-connected world, those skills are more vital than ever.

After a viral LinkedIn post from an account claiming to be Elmo said that he had been laid off from Sesame Street due to “federal budget cuts,” Sesame Workshop confirmed it was a parody.

A person dressed as "Sesame Street" character Elmo greets people on 42nd Street on November 4, 2019 in New York. - Beneath flashing billboards and sparkling skyscrapers, Maria Bega moves through ...

“Unfortunately Elmo was recently laid off because of the federal budget cuts,” the Muppet began in the since-deleted post that has been shared on X. “Elmo worked at Sesame Street for 45 years.

"Elmo is open to full-time or freelance roles." BetFTW NFL NBA NHL MLB WNBA Newsletter. POP-CULTURE. This Elmo LinkedIn post about getting laid off is sad, hilarious and genius. Charles Curtis.