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Jerry Springer has sadly died.

Cincinnati NBC affiliate WLWT5 reported.“Jerry’s ability to connect with people was at the heart of his success in everything he tried whether that was politics, broadcasting or just joking with people on the street who wanted a photo or a word,” said Jene Galvin, a lifelong friend and spokesman for the family.

Jerry Springer, the legendary talk show host and daytime TV star, has died age 79.

Selome Hailu NBC has greenlit “America’s Got Talent: All-Stars,” a new expansion of the “AGT” franchise. Simon Cowell, who created the franchise, will judge the new series alongside current “AGT” judges Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel, and current host Terry Crews also returns. “America’s Got Talent: All-Stars” will feature not only winners from previous seasons, but finalists, fan favorites and viral sensations — including some from the different versions of “Got Talent” that air around the world. The contestants will take the stage once again, but this time to compete for the ultimate all-star title. The series will begin production in October and premiere in 2023 and is co-produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment. Cowell serves as executive producer alongside Sam Donnelly and Jason Raff.

The Steve Wilkos Show has been picked up for a 16th season in national syndication.

“Judge Jerry” after three seasons leaves Springer without a small-screen home for the first time since “The Jerry Springer Show” launched in 1991 — its host “The Ringmaster” of his raucous daytime circus for the next 27 years.“Right now I’m just taking a little bit of time to try out this retirement thing,” Springer told The Post. “I’m 78 and NBC/Universal has been so great to me.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeGet those paternity tests in now, because “Maury” won’t help you find out whether you’re the father beyond this September. “Maury” is the latest daytime talker to announce that it’s ceasing production in 2022, in what is now amounting to a major shift in the daypart.

Wendy Williams gives an update on her health in a new video.

A prolonged break. Wendy Williams will not return to host her talk show at all this season, Us Weekly can confirm.

Gallery: Jessica Simpson is an inspiration! Her timeline to sobriety (BANG Showbiz)Wendy went on to thank the stars who have filled in as guest hosts - including Jerry Springer, Leah Remini and Sherri Shepherd - and also her production team for being "understanding and supportive". She continued: "I want to thank all of my staff and our guest hosts for stepping up and stepping in while I can’t be there.

Wendy Williams is still recovering from health issues and will not return to host in November. On Wednesday, the show announced new guest hosts that will fill in for her during her absence, which includes Michael Rapaport, Bill Bellamy and Jerry Springer.Rapaport will be guest hosting the week of Nov.

“The Jerry Springer Show,” which aired from 1991-2018, set the bar for tawdry daytime entertainment; guests frequently brawled on stage or threw furniture at each other; it even had its own on-camera security team who got into the action, including Steve Wilkos, a Marine and ex-Chicago cop who’s had his own daytime show since 2007.(“The Jerry Springer Show” still airs in reruns.)“The cases [this season] are a little crazier,” Springer said.

Jerry Springer didn’t mince words when sharing his thoughts on The Supreme Court’s inaction in intervening with the new Texas abortion law, which bans abortions after six weeks. The 77-year-old daytime talk show legend told HollywoodLife in an EXCLUSIVE podcast interview exactly what he thinks about the Supreme Court justices who allowed the law to pass. Jerry criticized justices who were selected for particular political stances.

Judge Jerry, the court show hosted by daytime TV veteran Jerry Springer, has been renewed for a third season by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios.

Judge Jerry,” one of last season’s biggest daytime success stories.The syndicated show marked Springer’s debut as a TV judge a la “Judge Judy” et al. — and was quite a departure from the raucous “Jerry Springer Show” he hosted for 27 years.“We were mixing two audiences,” Springer, 76, says of Season 1.

By Dade Hayes