Sherri Shepherd is postponing her show.
The 56-year-old Sherri host announced Wednesday (August 20) that she has tested positive for COVID-19 and will halt new episodes of Season 2 as a result.
The diagnosis came just after the show restarted with its second season amid the Hollywood strikes, and she had just explained why she was proceeding with the show.
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Sherri Shepherd‘s show is back!
On Monday (September 18), the 56-year-old actress’ daytime talk show, titled Sherri, returned for its second season on Fox.
As writers and actors continue to stand in solidarity with the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes for fair pay and better working conditions, several TV shows have been pushed back and postponed that were planning on premiering for the fall season.
At the beginning of the episode, Sherri explained why her show was allowed to return amid the ongoing strike.
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Sherri Shepherd opened up about her decision to undergo a breast reduction.
The 56-year-old talk show host told her fans about the procedure during the season premiere of Sherri.
While explaining why she went through with the process, she also compared it to her body transformation and called out health insurance companies for not prioritizing women’s health.
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Television is continuing to struggle with original content about the Hollywood strikes.
As writers and actors continue to stand in solidarity with the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes for fair pay and better working conditions, several TV shows have been pushed back and postponed that were planning on premiering for the fall season.
This week, several shows bowed out and confirmed they would be postponing their premieres as Hollywood stays on strike, while one went forward with its own premiere.
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The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.
The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.
Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.
Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.
The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!
Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.
We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.
Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…
Late night and daytime talk show hosts are pointing fingers and revealing their worst celebrity guests (and in some cases, revealing the reason why!)
This list includes an Oscar winning actor, a major male pop star, and so many more.
Keep reading to see which celebs are named as the worst guests by these hosts…
Sherri Shepherd knows where she truly learned about life.
The 55-year-old TV personality said that serving time in prison taught her “life lessons” and connected her with one very important person.
“Yeah, I went to jail for not paying my tickets. At the time I did not think being in jail was a good moment, but looking back I learned to pay all my bills,” Sherri said.
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