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.
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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.
These allegations come in the wake of Osbourne’s heated discussion about racism with co-host Sheryl Underwood after she challenged Osbourne’s support of friend Piers Underwood following his own on-air meltdown on the U.K. airwaves.
According to journalist Yashar Ali in a
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.
Sharon Osbourne will no longer appear on “The Talk” after recent controversy involving allegations of misconduct and racist remarks.
Sharon Osbourne’s distinctive voice will no longer be heard on The Talk.
The CBS show "The Talk" is reportedly extending its hiatus for the second time as it continues to look into Sharon Osbourne's on-screen tiff with her co-host. The network put the show on pause last week after things got heated between the co-hosts when Osbourne defended her friend Piers Morgan after he questioned the legitimacy of claims made by Meghan Markle in her tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey. According to People, the show was due back this week, but the network has decided to
The Talk will remain on hiatus through at least next week and no return date has been set, according to Deadline.
The Talk hiatus has been extended while CBS continues its investigation into claims of racial insensitivity and mistreatment by Sharon Osbourne.
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.
Andy Cohen spoke out about the controversy surrounding Sharon Osbourne that led to the CBS show "The Talk" going on hiatus for a week. The show extended its hiatus on Wednesday as it probes into a heated conversation that took place between Osbourne and co-host Sheryl Underwood after the former defended her friend Piers Morgan when he slammed Meghan Markle for her tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview.
Sharon Osbourne is addressing her future on The Talk after the daytime show went on an extended hiatus following her controversial defense of Piers Morgan AND subsequent resurfaced racist and homophobic comments.
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.
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.
Sharon Osbourne is speaking out following The Talk going on hiatus due to the controversy that broke out on the show.
The drama continues. The Talk has extended its hiatus amid new bombshell claims made against cohost Sharon Osbourne.
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.