Kathie Lee: Regis was 'depressed' about Covid before death

Kathie Lee Gifford is right where she wants to be in life. The former daytime talk show host, whose legendary husband Frank Gifford died five years ago, said in no way is she “actively looking” for love despite the fact she’s gone out on dates “several times” this past year to test the waters.

Page Six, the beloved former TV host said she's not "actively looking" for love, but admits that she's gone out "several times" this past year with men. None of them were right for her though. "I think I dated four different gentlemen and they're all great guys but they're not the guy for me," she said.

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The Drew Barrymore Show that the nuptials were smaller because of COVID-19.But the star added that because the ceremonies were 'stripped-down' that they 'got down to exactly what a wedding should be about.'She shared: 'Both of my children were planning big weddings.

Valerie Bertinelli was right there for ex-husband Eddie Van Halen until the very end of his life. The 60-year-old actress shared with fans how he will always be her “love” after the guitar legend died at age 65 following a battle with throat cancer on Oct. 6. The couple shared a son Wolfie, who later became part of his dad’s iconic band Van Halen. Valerie shared this throwback Instagram photo showing her and Eddie as a young married couple, holding a smiling baby Wolfie in their arms.

Regis Philbin struggled with limitations brought on by the coronavirus pandemic in the months leading up to his death, according to his former longtime "Live!" co-host Kathie Lee Gifford. The iconic television personality died in July of heart disease and his manner of death was ruled natural, the Chief Medical Examiner Office in Connecticut confirmed to Fox News at the time. He was 88.

Kathie Lee Gifford guested on Friday’s edition of Global‘s “The Talk”, where she paid tribute to longtime television partner Regis Philbin.

Kathie Lee Gifford is opening up a bit more about her lifelong friendship with Regis Philbin and about his final days.

In the weeks before his death earlier this year, Regis Philbin was suffering from a form of “depression” because of the coronavirus pandemic, which prevented him from doing what he loved most, his former co-host Kathie Lee Gifford said.“He had been depressed in the weeks and months earlier, because of [COVID-19],” Gifford said during an appearance on “The Talk” on Friday. “Regis couldn’t perform anywhere, nobody was out and about.

Kathie Lee Gifford never thought she'd be this busy after retiring from her co-hosting duties on the third hour of the "Today" show in April 2019. But the Emmy-winner has been hard at work writing music, screenplays, acting, and producing.

Did you know that Kathie Lee Gifford is godmother to Kendall and Kylie Jenner?!

Kathie Lee Gifford fondly recalled the good memories she has of her late friend Regis Philbin two months after his death.The TV presenter, 67, appeared on the Tuesday, September 29, episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, where she reminisced on her time with Philbin. The pair cohosted the daytime talk show Live With Regis and Kathie Lee from 1985 until 2000 when she exited the show.“Every day was fun with Regis,” Gifford told host Andy Cohen. “He was bigger than life.