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Sherri Shepherd has moved from Los Angeles to New York City - with the help of Hertz - where she will star in her very own talk show, titled Sherri, filling a time slot vacated by Wendy Williams.And the 55-year-old star has talked to DailyMail.com exclusively about what her plans are for her new program, which kicks off in September.One of the things she stressed is that there will be no mean jabs and she will certainly be celebrity friendly as she would like to land some A-list guests like Oprah and Meryl Streep. 'I'm about joy,' she shared. New town, new show, new interview: Sherri Shepherd has moved from Los Angeles to New York City where she will star in her very own talk show, titled Sherri, filling a time slot vacated by troubled Wendy Williams; seen with a Hertz truck on Monday Hello NYC! And the 55-year-old star has talked to DailyMail.com about what her plans are for her new program which kicks off in September.

Sherri Shepherd has moved from Los Angeles to New York City - with the help of Hertz - where she will star in her very own talk show, titled Sherri, filling a time slot vacated by Wendy Williams.And the 55-year-old star has talked to DailyMail.com exclusively about what her plans are for her new program, which kicks off in September.One of the things she stressed is that there will be no mean jabs and she will certainly be celebrity friendly as she would like to land some A-list guests like Oprah and Meryl Streep. 'I'm about joy,' she shared. New town, new show, new interview: Sherri Shepherd has moved from Los Angeles to New York City where she will star in her very own talk show, titled Sherri, filling a time slot vacated by troubled Wendy Williams; seen with a Hertz truck on Monday Hello NYC! And the 55-year-old star has talked to DailyMail.com about what her plans are for her new program which kicks off in September.

Sherri Shepherd has moved from Los Angeles to New York City - with the help of Hertz - where she will star in her very own talk show, titled Sherri, filling a time slot vacated by troubled Wendy Williams.And the 55-year-old star has talked to DailyMail.com exclusively about what her plans are for her new program, which kicks off in September.One of the things she stressed is that there will be no mean jabs (unlike Wendy's Hot Topics segment that often slammed the Kardashians and Jenners) and she will certainly be celebrity friendly as she would like to land some A-list guests like Oprah and Meryl Streep. 'I'm about joy,' she shared.