Pat Sajak: Last News

"Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak shared a personal milestone about his son earlier this week on the show.  Sajak is father to two children, son Patrick, 30, and daughter Margaret, 26, whom he shares with his wife, Lesly Brown-Sajak.The 74-year-old host and TV personality took time out of Monday’s episode to banter with co-host Vanna White about his son graduating from medical school and now officially being a doctor.  "Do you mind if I do a little parental bragging here?" Pat asked his co-host at the conclusion of the night. "So you know my son, Patrick, you've known him all his life.

Pat Sajak bragged a bit on his only son, Patrick Sajak, during an episode of Wheel of Fortune earlier this week.

Alex Trebek is up for a posthumous Daytime Emmy Award for his last season hosting "Jeopardy!" The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences on Tuesday announced the nominees for the 48th annual Daytime Emmy Awards, which are set to air on June 25 on CBS.

footage shows.She won a new pad in the Latitude Margaritaville community of Daytona Beach, Florida — valued at $375,000 — bringing her total prize money to a sky-high $398,690.“This is just nuts!” host Pat Sajak told Trammell as confetti was shot across the stage in celebration.But one of the pieces of confetti struck White in the head during the joyful moment.When the show returned from a commercial break, Sajak told viewers the confetti had nearly taken out White’s eye. “First thing, I have to tell you that, when you won, Vanna was running across the stage, and the confetti came out, [she] got whacked in the head by a clump of confetti!”“Thank goodness, it wasn’t my eye,” White replied — prompting Sajak to exclaim, “You could’ve put your

Pat Sajak had a minor slip up during Wheel of Fortune!

People reported. Sajak, 74, was speaking to a contestant trying to figure out a puzzle that had just six of 12 letters revealed.“Yikes,” Sajak said of the puzzle.

Stop that wheel! Longtime Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak recently made a huge slip-up on camera — but even the contestant didn’t notice.

“Wheel of Fortune” has been celebrating College Week, welcoming an array of college students to spin the wheel and win big by correctly guessing phrases on Vanna White’s board.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Last night’s episode of “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune” at 8 p.m., the star-studded ABC spinoff of the original game show led by Pat Sajak and Vanna White, was the winner of Thursday’s Live+Same Day overnight, fast affiliate numbers.

Wheel of Fortune” co-host recently told Page Six.White, 63, and Sajak, 74, have presided over the game show since 1982, and with every passing year, the television personality seems to be defying age.She credits “good hair and makeup people” and maintaining her trim figure. “I do wardrobe fittings once a month and for 38 years I’ve had to fit into those dresses because they’re samples sizes,” she explained.

Pat Sajak and Vanna White are looking back at their friendship with Alex Trebek. The stars opened up to ET and reflected on the late host's professionalism and legacy.«I knew Alex for almost 40 years, and he's just been a good friend,» White shared with ET's Kevin Frazier on Wednesday.

We’re finally in the home stretch for this awful year of 2020 to come to a close. Even Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak has lost it, claiming he’s “had it” with the contestants on the show and had a blow up at one of them…sort of. A contestant named Darin McBain solved a puzzle for things that begin with the word “kitchen” on the Nov. 24 broadcast. He got “Cabinet, oven, towels, sink,” but made a snarky observation, “Kitchen oven? What was that? Who calls it a kitchen oven?” and Pat was not having it!

Peter White Television EditorWheel of Fortune is getting a celebrity spin-off series for the first time at ABC.The network has ordered a series of Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, which will see the long-running game show make its primetime debut.The spin-off will be hosted by Pat Sajak and Vanna White and will see celebrity contestants come spin the wheel and solve word puzzles for a chance to win up to $1M with all of the prize money going to a charity of their choice.It is the latest daytime game show to score its own celebrity spin-off following the likes of The Price Is Right at Night and Let’s Make A Deal, which also recently secured its first celebrity spin-off this season.

Wheel of Fortune’s Pat Sajak and Vanna White honored Alex Trebek after his death.Sajak, 74, took to Twitter on Sunday, November 8, to address the longtime Jeopardy! host’s passing. “Alex Trebek’s courage, grace and strength inspired millions and awed those of us who knew him,” the fellow TV host wrote.

Alex Trebek. The longtime host died at the age of 80 on Sunday following a battle with stage four pancreatic cancer.

In the wake of longtime "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek’s death, his fellow game show hosts at “Wheel of Fortune” spoke out about his passing. Trebek died on Sunday at age 80 after a battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.The TV icon announced his diagnosis in March 2019 and continued to host the show throughout his treatment.

Pat Sajak and Vanna White are remembering how Alex Trebek impacted their lives with special tributes on social media.