'DWTS' Producer Defends Replacing Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews

Karamo Brown, who competed on season 28 of Dancing With the Stars, misses the show “so much” — and has kept a close eye on this season.“I’ve been watching the season and literally, I am amazed,” the Queer Eye star, 39, told Us Weekly exclusively on Tuesday, October 13, while promoting his partnership with Febreze and National Adopt-a-Dog Month. “Nelly [and I] share the same birthday.

Tyra Banks is loving her new job. The 46-year-old model appeared on Thursday's episode of and revealed that she has no regrets about accept the hosting gig on , which she took over from longtime hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.«I'm having a really, really good time on . It's bananas.

Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews rallied together after Dancing With the Stars producer Andrew Llinares revealed why the show decided to move in a new direction with its host this season.On Wednesday, September 30, the executive producer claimed that the longtime ABC reality program needed to “evolve” after 15 years on the air. Bergeron, 65, had assumed the role of host during the show’s first season in 2005 and was joined by Andrews, 42, nine years later.

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Fans of Dancing with the Stars are finally getting some answers about a MAJOR shakeup to the lineup ahead of season 29: the sudden replacement of longtime hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews!

It's safe to say that "Dancing with the Stars" looks a little different this year. The show has faced a few shakeups this year, including coronavirus precautions, Derek Hough replacing judge Len Goodman, and the elimination of staple hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.

! But this year, things looked a *little* different in the ballroom—, and dance pros Lindsay Arnold and Witney Carson took a break because they're pregnant with babies! We also got (love her) instead of Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews—which caused a bunch of viewers to be upset—but it seems like there was no negative reason why they asked Tom and Erin to leave.While speaking on during ABC’s VirtuFall panel, DWTS executive producer Andrew Llinares explained that they chose to replace Tom and Erin

“Dancing With The Stars” showrunner Andrew Llinares has finally shed some light on the show’s controversial decision to replace long-running host Tom Bergeron and co-presenter Erin Andrews with model Tyra Banks for its latest season.

Peter White Television EditorDancing with the Stars has waltzed off to a flying start this season with its highest ratings in three years.Showrunner Andrew Llinares, new host Tyra Banks, new judge Derek Hough and casting director and co-exec producer Deena Katz talked about a variety of subjects including making the show during COVID-19, the departure of host Tom Bergeron and the controversy of casting Tiger King’s Carole Baskin.

We now know the reason why Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews were fired from Dancing with the Stars.

Dancing With the Stars, ABC announced that Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews would not be returning. Fans — and the hosts themselves — were shocked by the news, but the network felt it was time for a change.“I think it’s all about evolution.

Tyra Banks stepped into the very big shoes left behind by Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews on Dancing With the Stars, she’s felt the pressure. Although she’s received some criticism, she’s taking it all in stride — and actually is doing some of it on purpose.“Every host messes up.

The Drew Barrymore Show, where he brought his new puppy Charlie, and the former couple swapped stories about their first date and filming Charlie's Angels together. They both seemed genuinely happy to be hanging out again after so long.Tom said: "I was so happy when you invited me on the show.

Drew Barrymore experienced another reunion on Friday's episode of her talk show — but instead of gal pals Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu showing up, it was Barrymore's ex-husband, Tom Green. The former couple's relationship was brief — lasting from just 1999 to 2001 — but impactful.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVDavid Hyde Pierce is set to star opposite Sarah Lancashire in Julia, HBO Max’s drama pilot about the famous chef, trailblazing cookbook author and TV personality, from Chris Keyser and Lionsgate Television. Pierce is joining the project in recasting.

Will Thorne Staff WriterHBO Max’s Julia Child pilot has been forced to replace one of its key ingredients.David Hyde Pierce, best known for playing  Dr. Niles Crane on “Frasier,” has joined the cast as Julia’s devoted husband Paul Child.

 Tyra Banks  is the new host and co-executive producer of Dancing With the Stars, but it hasn‘t been an easy transition. Tom Bergeron, the shows former host for its last 28 seasons announced his departure on Twitter on July 13th.