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Sharon Osbourne surely is not a fan of Prince Harry.

Sharon Osbourne, 68, called Prince Harry, 36, the “poster boy” of white privilege when she sat down for her first interview after departing The Talk, amid racism accusations. Following her on-air dispute with fellow co-host Sheryl Underwood, 57, and the March 10 announcement that she wouldn’t return to the show, the outspoken Brit appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on Apr.

Sharon Osbourne has given her first TV interview about her departure from The Talk in March following a heated exchange with cohost Sheryl Underwood.

Sharon Osbourne didn’t hold back in her first interview since it was announced on Mar. 26 that she would not be returning to The Talk following a Mar.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorA defiant Sharon Osbourne blamed her “disgruntled” former co-stars on “The Talk” for forcing her off the CBS daytime show last month amid the uproar over her on-air exchange with co-host Sheryl Underwood.Osbourne spoke out publicly for the first time since she parted ways with “Talk” and CBS after 11 years on March 26.

The Talk last month.Osbourne left her role as co-host on the US chat show last month following an on-air debate about racism with her co-host Sheryl Underwood, prompting allegations of racism against her.Later today (April 16), Osbourne will tell the story of her exit for the first time in an interview with Bill Maher on HBO‘s Real Time with Bill Maher.FRIDAY: @BillMaher welcomes @MrsSOsbourne, @ianbremmer + @brooks_rosa to #RealTime @HBO! https://t.co/200GoSTfYW pic.twitter.com/UJfv6A0hPg— Real

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Talk returned to CBS on 12 April, four weeks after it was placed on hiatus following Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood's on-screen heated debate. In the weeks since, Sharon has stepped down as host amid ongoing allegations of racism and homophobia backstage.

Sharon Osbourne shared a telling post on Instagram following the return of The Talk on Monday.The TV star was noticeably absent from the CBS daytime show following her sudden departure last month, which saw the show go on hiatus amid an internal investigation.MORE: The Talk's Sheryl Underwood makes surprise confession about Sharon OsbourneBut it resumed its usual scheduling this week with hosts Carrie Ann Inaba, Sheryl Underwood, Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth.WATCH: Sharon Osbourne brought

returned to CBS on Monday, its first episode back since Sharon Osbourne stepped down as co-host following a heated on-air discussion about racism and an internal CBS review.Host Sheryl Underwood addressed Osbourne's exit at the top of the show and said that the episode would be «unlike any [they've] had before.»«We need to process the events of that day and what happened since so we can get to the healing,» she said.

Sheryl Underwood is welcoming back fans of The Talk after a tumultuous month long hiatus.

The Talk returned to CBS on Monday following a month off air – and viewers all tuned in to watch the hosts address the show's hiatus.MORE: Carrie Ann Inaba shares major update about her return to The TalkSharon Osbourne was noticeably absent from the show following her sudden departure, while Carrie Ann Inaba – who had been away from the programme due to illness prior to the hiatus, was back.Carrie joined co-hosts Sheryl Underwood, Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth. VIDEO: Sharon Osbourne gets

Time to talk. After nearly a month-long hiatus, The Talk is back. Sheryl Underwood, Carrie Ann Inaba, Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth hosted a conversation about race during the Monday, April 12, episode, the first time the show has been back since Sharon Osbourne‘s controversial exit.

CBS daytime discussion roundtable The Talk is back on Monday in its first show since Sharon Osbourne departed in a wave of controversy.

The Talk will finally return on Monday following Sharon Osbourne’s exit from the show after her racism and homophobia controversy last month.

Global’s “The Talk” is back, starting Monday.

Sharon Osbourne has receipts to prove that she has reached out to Sheryl Underwood, despite Sheryl claiming she had yet to receive anything from the former The Talk co-host.

Sheryl Underwood is speaking out for the first time since Sharon Osbourneexited after 11 seasons.In a three-part episode of herpodcast, titled «Sharon Walks Away,» Underwood told her co-hosts, Courtney Black, Vic Frost, and Kyle Erby, that she has not spoken to Osbourne since their heated debate.«I regret that it happened because sometimes in life something happens and you just go, 'Gosh, if I just would've.' There's nothing that I could have 'just would've.' This was going to happen, out of my

Ozzy Osbourne has shared his support for his wife Sharon after she left The Talk after 11 years this month amid a racism row.Sharon left her role as co-host on the US chat show this week (March 26) following an on-air debate about racism with her co-host Sheryl Underwood.According to the show’s network CBS, Osbourne decided to leave the show after a review into the March 10 episode.

It looks like Sharon Osbourne is getting ready to file a lawsuit against CBS after she quit The Talk following her racist and homophobic comments toward colleagues.

Sharon Osbourne has left US chat show The Talk after 11 years following a heated on-air debate about racism with her co-host Sheryl Underwood. The show’s network CBS said in a statement late on Friday 26 March that Osbourne had decided to leave a show after a review, which found in part that her behaviour towards her co-hosts during the 10 March episode “did not align with our values for a respectful workplace”.

The Talk following an on-air debate about racism with her co-host Sheryl Underwood.According to the show’s network CBS, Osbourne decided to leave the show yesterday (Mach 26) after a review into the March 10 episode.

Following an intense discussion about race, a subsequent internal investigation and hiatus from air, Sharon Osbourne is officially out at "The Talk." The former reality star "has decided to leave" the long-running daytime talk show, according to a statement from CBS and obtained by Fox News on Friday.

LOS ANGELES -- CBS says Sharon Osbourne will no longer appear on its daytime show “The Talk” after a heated on-air discussion about racism earlier this month.The network said Friday Osbourne had decided to leave the show after a review that found in part that “Sharon’s behavior toward her co-hosts during the March 10 episode did not align with our values for a respectful workplace.”The network said its internal inquiry said the show's co-hosts, including Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood, were not

Sharon Osbourne, 68, has quit The Talk. The news was announced by CBS on Friday, Mar.

As an “internal review” continues into the discussion about race between Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood that’s caused controversy to flare up on “The Talk”, Sherri Shepherd is weighing in with her perspective.

Former "View" co-host Sherri Shepherd believes Sharon Osbourne is guilty of "crossing a line" during her onscreen spat with Sheryl Underwood, which sparked an investigation into "The Talk." The CBS talk show is currently on hiatus as it continues to examine the March 10 episode, which saw Osbourne defend her friend Piers Morgan after he questioned the legitimacy of claims made by Meghan Markle in her tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.  Shepherd is a talk show veteran in her own right.The

Well, if you were hoping that The Talk might finally show some new episodes and/or address the ongoing racism controversy and drama centered on Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood, you’d better think again!

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterAmid the ongoing probe into comments made by Sharon Osbourne during a heated exchange between her and fellow “The Talk” co-host Sheryl Underwood, CBS is further extending the daytime talk show’s hiatus through “at least next week,” according to a source familiar with the matter.CBS had previously announced that it would launch an investigation into comments made on-air in which Osbourne defended Piers Morgan’s comments about Meghan Markle.

As a CBS investigation into Sharon Osbourne continues, the co-host of “The Talk” is not without her supporters.

Sharon Osbourne is opening up about her future on "The Talk" and the heated exchange that led to the show's extended hiatus. The talk show, which sees Osbourne, Amanda Kloots, Sheryl Underwood, Carrie Ann Inaba and Elaine Welteroth as co-hosts, will not return until next Tuesday, a CBS spokesperson confirmed to Fox News.

Was Sharon Osbourne set up to fail last week on The Talk??

The Talk will remain silent for another week. After going dark on Monday and Tuesday, CBS' panel series is extending its brief hiatus from live shows until Tuesday, March 23, as the network continues a review stemming from March 10's heated debate between Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood.

surrounding a heated discussion about racism on . The outspoken co-host said that she is in no way racist and talked about her future on the show, as well as where her friendship with her co-host, Sheryl Underwood, stands today.

CBS is extending the hiatus for “The Talk”  in order to expand its internal investigation in light of new allegations that Sharon Osbourne used racist and homophobic epithets to describe co-hosts Julie Chen and Sara Gilbert.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterCBS is extending its hiatus of “The Talk,” canceling its live shows for the rest of the week until Tuesday, as it conducts a review related to a recent heated exchange between hosts Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood.According to a statement from a CBS spokesperson:“CBS is committed to a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace across all of our productions.

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