‘Magnum P.I.’, ‘MacGyver’ Showrunner Peter Lenkov Fired Over Claims Of Toxic Work Environment

Peter Hunziker took to his go-to social media platform, Instagram, to apologize for that racist post that led to his firing from Below Deck Mediterranean! The former Bravo reality TV star told his followers that he was regretful after having offended and hurt so many people out there. The man wrote a detailed and lengthy apology, finally addressing the mistake that caused him to be fired from his job.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show following multiple allegations of the work environment being completely toxic. reports that WarnerMedia is investigating the show, and apparently last week executives from Telepictures and Warner Bros.

Variety reported a WarnerMedia employee relations group and third party firm will interview past and present staff about their experiences on set.Ellen herself hasn’t been accused of any wrongdoing but three executive producers have been accused of bullying and countless other issues brought to light.Variety claims that the memo sent to all staff alerting them to the investigation and upcoming interviews cited recent articles about allegations of mistreatment, racism and intimidation of the crew

Below Deck Mediterranean star Peter Hunziker has finally apologized for his past racist post that he shared to Instagram. In the social media statement he posted on July 27, also to Instagram, Peter described his deep remorse and complete regret for his actions. “A little over 3 months ago, someone sent me a meme on social media and I thoughtlessly reposted it,” Peter began his apology.

—the new biography about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry —casually let it slip that the royal couple actually got three months before they announced the news.Per Finding Freedom (via and the ), Harry and Meghan "became secretly engaged in August 2017." However, during their November 2017 engagement interview, Harry said he proposed to Meghan "earlier this month" while the couple were making a roasted chicken dinner at home in Kensington Palace.In the joint interview with BBC, Meghan said they

obtained documents filed by the couple's attorney Michael Kump, who said they learned a photographer was "shopping photographs of their 14-month-old son, Archie" allegedly taken in Malibu. The couple are seeking damages as well as rights to the photos, and are asking the court's permission to find out who the photographer is through subpoenas.

Following recent negative stories about Ellen DeGeneres and the allegedly toxic work environment on her daytime talk show, her staff is reportedly thrilled that people are finally paying attention. Fox News previously published an interview with a former bodyguard of the comedian who discussed his unsavory experience with the “cold” host.

Ellen DeGeneres isn’t loving the slew of accusations that have been coming out about her daytime talk show — but her employees sure are!

According to the MacGyver star, Lucas Till, showrunner Peter Lenkov’s behavior toward him on set led him to frequently consider committing suicide. Published first by Vanity Fair, the article features 30 sources explaining their experiences with the Hawaii Five-O and Magnum P.I.

"MacGyver" actor Lucas Till is opening up about alleged abuse he suffered during the CBS show's first season from showrunner Peter Lenkov. In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Till voiced his discomfort while working under Lenkov, who was fired by CBS earlier this month as a result of toxic workplace claims.The 29-year-old actor said he was a victim of bullying, particularly body shaming, from the axed staffer.

Lucas Till, the star of MacGyver, is opening up about his time working for Peter Lenkov, the former MacGyver, Hawaii Five-0 and Magnum P.I. executive producer who was fired by CBS on July 7 following multiple complaints of toxicity on set.“I’ve never worked this hard in my life, and I am fine with hard work,” Till, 29, told Vanity Fair in a lengthy story about Lenkov’s behavior posted on Monday, July 20.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticMacGyver star Lucas Till says in a new interview that the toxic on-set environment created by former executive producer Peter M.

“MacGyver” actor Lucas Till has revealed the harrowing personal impact of working with fired showrunner Peter M. Lenkov.

producers are speaking out after former employees claimed the show had a «toxic work environment.» In a statement given to ET on Friday, Mary Connelly, Ed Glavin and Andy Lassner, executive producers of Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show, expressed their regret over the former employees' experience on the set.«Over the course of nearly two decades, 3,000 episodes, and employing over 1000 staff members, we have strived to create an open, safe, and inclusive work environment.

Things got testy between Meghan McCain and Joy Behar once again.

The creator of the Hawaii Five-0 and Magnum P.I. TV reboots has been fired from U.S. network CBS amid allegations suggesting he cultivated toxic work environments on set.

CBS has terminated Peter Lenkov, Fox News has learned. The network fired the "Hawaii Five-0," "MacGyver," and "Magnum P.I." showrunner after completing an investigation into multiple claims that he allegedly "created a toxic work environment," according to The Hollywood Reporter (THR), citing sources.