Bravo’s ‘Shahs of Sunset’ Canceled After 9 Seasons

Kris Jenner continued her dramatic second-day testimony Friday in Blac Chyna’s $100 million defamation lawsuit over what the ex-fiancée of Rob Kardashian believes was a coup by the Kardashian clan to cancel her reality show, "Rob & Chyna."  The show aired on E!, and Chyna, 33, filed suit in 2017 after she said the show was given the green light for a Season 2 but was called off after Rob, 35, and the former exotic dancer had a dust-up. "They had an option that they didn’t exercise," Jenner, wearing a pastel suit, said on the stand. "[Rob] never got a letter.There was nothing to cancel." During her testimony Thursday, Kris was questioned at length about the violent altercation between Rob and Chyna that led to their breakup and a restraining order against Rob.

Piers Morgan has admitted he’s disappointed that Caitlyn Jenner pulled out of his new TV series after the backlash over a trailer for his interview with Donald Trump. In the promo, Piers enters a heated debate with the former US President as he disagrees with Trump’s view that the previous election was rigged. Since the clip was released this morning, Trump has personally contacted Piers Morgan and labelled him “a fool”, claiming he edited the interview to look like he stormed out.

Piers Morgan made his long-awaited return to ITV on Thursday but ditched the Good Morning Britain studio to chat with Lorraine Kelly. It is the first time the network's former presenter has appeared on the channel since his dramatic exit from the news programme last March.

Star Wars and the MCU, but even shows that are based on popular IP have just as much trouble as others in attaining and then maintaining audiences. To the point where there have already been a steady number of cancellations so far in 2022 that qualify for Gone Too Soon status, and each of the shows listed below were only given a single season before their fates were sealed.  Whether we’re talking broadcast, premium cable or streaming, all kinds of shows have had their plugs pulled despite only putting out lone seasons.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticLittle Simz has become a bona fide star in her native England, but conquering America has run into a roadblock. The acclaimed hip-hop artist said Tuesday that she is canceling a U.S. tour that was to begin in May due to a lack of resources as an independent artist that would create a “huge deficit” for her if she carried out the shows as planned.“Hey guys, due to unforeseen circumstances I’ve been left with no option but to reschedule my US tour,” the artist wrote in a statement.

Little Simz has cancelled her upcoming North American tour due to the “huge deficit” it would leave her in financially.The London rapper was due to head out on a 10-date run in May, with shows scheduled to take place in Portland, San Francisco, Toronto, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles and New York, among other locations.However, Simz has now announced that the shows will no longer be going ahead as planned, but has assured her US and Canadian fans that she “will be there soon, back bigger and better”.“Hey guys, due to unforeseen circumstances I’ve been left with no option but to reschedule my US tour,” she wrote in a statement. “I take my live shows seriously and would only want to give you guys nothing but the best of me.

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Kate Aurthur editor“Shahs of Sunset” won’t be returning to Bravo anytime in the near future, Variety has confirmed. The reality show — which has run on the network for nine seasons after premiering in March 2012 — has been put on hiatus.Bravo rarely uses the word “canceled,” since it sometimes revives series years later.

The sun has set on “Shahs of Sunset”. ET has learned the Bravo series will not return for its 10th season.

Shahs of Sunset is coming to an end.

Mike Shouhed, Reza Farahan, Golonesa “GG” Gharachedaghi and Mercedes “MJ” Javid were some of the original cast members when the series premiered in March 2012 as it chronicled the lives of Persian Americans living the life of luxury in Beverly Hills and Tehrangeles, or Little Persia. The cancellation comes nearly two weeks after Shouhed was arrested in Los Angeles, California on March 27. He was booked in the early hours of March 28, before being released hours later on $50,000 bail, according to a booking sheet obtained by ET.However, a source tells ET, «Mike's situation has nothing to do with» the show ending.

Mike Shouhed has been arrested following a report of an alleged case of domestic violence. According to police records, the 43-year-old Shahs of Sunset star was taken into custody on March 27 by the Los Angeles Police Department and was booked on a felony charge. According to Page Six, who first broke the news, Mike was booked at 1:05am and released on a $50,000 bond later that day. His upcoming court date is set for July 25.

EXCLUSIVE: There will be no new seasons for the The Doctors and Daily MailTV. Deadline has learned the syndicated talk shows, which are distributed by CBS Media Ventures and hail from Jay McGraw’s Stage 29 Prods., were apparently informed earlier today about their fate.