‘The Talk’: Sheryl Underwood Reveals She And Sharon Osbourne Haven’t Spoken Since Contentious On-Air Racism Discussion

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

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

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

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.

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 finally speaking out following Sharon Osbourne’s exit from "The Talk" last month.  News of Osbourne's departure came a few weeks after a heated exchange between Osbourne and Underwood, in which Osbourne expressed support for Piers Morgan after he left "Good Morning Britain" over differing opinions about Meghan Markle following the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.

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

Sheryl Underwood is speaking out following Sharon Osbourne‘s exit from The Talk.

After remaining silent while CBS went about their investigation into the uncomfortable race debate that happened during the Mar. 10 episode of The Talk, Sheryl Underwood is finally speaking out.