Why Marie Osmond is quitting the ‘The Talk’ after one season

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Marie Osmond announced that she is leaving The Talk after one season as a cohost.“One of the highlights of my year at The Talk was working with my dear friend John Redmann, and I’m excited to continue our working relationship on several projects we are developing,” the singer, 60, said in a statement to Deadline on Wednesday, September 2, referencing The Talk’s executive producer and showrunner, who recently departed after 10 seasons.Osmond explained that she also hopes to have more free time

Marie Osmond is leaving CBS’ “The Talk” after just one year as co-host to focus on her family and other projects. The 60-year-old singer and TV personality replaced Sara Gilbert on the daytime talk show for its 10th season in September 2019.

Deadline, which first reported news of Osmond’s departure.

Marie Osmond, 60, is hanging up her hat as a regular co-host of The Talk after one season, CBS confirmed in a statement to Deadline. “Marie is a consummate professional, and we thank her for sharing her personal experiences, insight, as well as incredible talents, with our audience,” the network said. “We will miss her humor, kindness and good nature, and wish her much success in her future endeavors.”

It’s a wrap! Marie Osmond, 59, is departing hit daytime show The Talk just one season after replacing original host Sara Gilbert, 45. “One of the highlights of my year at #TheTalk was working with my dear friend John Redmann (former EP and showrunner) and I’m excited to continue our working relationship on several projects we are developing,” she wrote on Instagram.

Marie Osmond is leaving. The performer is exiting the CBS series after just one season, CBS confirmed in a statement to ET on Wednesday. «Marie is a consummate professional, and we thank her for sharing her personal experiences, insight, as well as incredible talents, with our audience,» the network said.

Marie Osmond is saying goodbye to The Talk.

After just one season, Marie Osmond has announced she won’t be returning for a second season of Global‘s  “The Talk”.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterMarie Osmond is leaving as co-host of CBS daytime talk series “The Talk” after one season to pursue other projects, Variety has confirmed.“One of the highlights of my year at The Talk was working with my dear friend John Redmann and I’m excited to continue our working relationship on several projects we are developing,” she said in a statement.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Marie Osmond is leaving The Talk after one season as a co-host of the CBS daytime talk show. She is currently working on other projects, including a new show with ViacomCBS.“Marie is a consummate professional, and we thank her for sharing her personal experiences, insight, as well as incredible talents, with our audience,” CBS said in a statement to Deadline.

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