Sheryl Underwood: Last News

The Talk has had a somewhat controversial twelve months and a revolving door of hosts.

Sharon Osbourne is set to make her television comeback after her controversial departure as a panelist from CBS show The Talk. Last year, the former X Factor judge backed her friend Piers Morgan following his comments about Meghan Markle. Sharon was called out by her co-host Sheryl Underwood, who accused her of giving "validation" to "racist" views.The on-air argument ended with Sharon departing the show.

Amanda Kloots' memoir is getting turned into a movie, and the TV personality already has a few casting ideas for the forthcoming biopic.ET's Kevin Frazier was on the set of for the show's milestone 2,500th episode on Thursday, where he spoke with Kloots — as well as her fellow co-hosts, Jerry O'Connell, Sheryl Underwood, Akbar Gbajabiamila and Natalie Morales.During the chat, the subject of the potential biopic came up, and hosts all weighed in on who should play Kloots in the story of her life.«Let her play herself!» Underwood suggested, before floating the idea of Nicole Kidman taking on the role.«Get out of my head! I was saying Nicole Kidman in my head,» Gbajabiamila replied.«Or Jennifer Lawrence,» Underwood added.«Jennifer Lawrence would be great too,» Morales chimed in, as Kloots smiled at the different possibilities.As for the actor who would play Kloot's late husband, Broadway star and musician Nick Cordero, Kloots had a very specific star in mind.«My dream casting is Adam Driver,» Kloots declared. «Adam Driver, I'm coming for you.»Cordero's battle with COVID-19 was documented in heartbreaking detail by Kloots as the actor battled against the illness early in the pandemic. He was first admitted to the hospital with pneumonia on March 30, 2020, then was diagnosed with COVID-19 shortly after.

Angelique Jackson CBS is doubling down on its commitment to Sheryl Underwood, the Emmy-winning host of “The Talk.”Underwood has inked a multi-year deal to remain on the panel of the daytime talk series through Season 15 (“The Talk” is currently in its 12th season), plus she’s entered into a new two-year first-look deal with CBS Studios.“‘The Talk’ will forever be my home; I have no intentions of going anywhere, but while I have this platform and while I have access to the audience, I want to be as integral in the success of the corporation of CBS as I possibly can,” Underwood tells Variety of expanding her relationship with the network. “I want to be able to create content — not just for me to star in, but for other people to get the same opportunity and go on the same journey, especially women and stand-up comics.” Underwood joined “The Talk” in September 2011, as the show entered into its second season, and earned a Daytime Emmy Award alongside her fellow hosts in 2017.On behalf of CBS, CEO George Cheeks stated: “Sheryl has been critical to ‘The Talk’s’ success for more than a decade and we’re excited that she will be part of the conversation for several years to come.

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Amanda Kloots revealed she has tested positive for COVID-19, the virus that lead to the death of her late husband Nick Cordero during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic. She broke the unfortunate news on Instagram, directing the message to viewers of her daytime talk show The Talk. “My @thetalkcbs family! Unfortunately I tested positive for COVID and will be missing some days at work until my quarantine is over,” she wrote with a pic of her and her The Talk co-hosts Sheryl Underwood, Jerry O’Connell, Akbar Gbajabiamila and Natalie Morales.

Amanda Kloots will not be on this week. On Thursday, the 39-year-old TV personality shared on Instagram that she has tested positive for COVID-19. «My @thetalkcbs family! Unfortunately I tested positive for COVID and will be missing some days at work until my quarantine is over,» she wrote alongside a photo of herself with her co-hosts of Akbar Gbajabiamila, Jerry O'Connell, Sheryl Underwood and Natalie Morales.Assuring her fans that she's OK, Kloots added, «I am feeling completely normal now and feel very grateful for that.

Natalie Morales is officially a co-host of Global’s “The Talk”.

Jerry O'Connell is eager to work with 's newest co-host! ET's Matt Cohen spoke to the 47-year-old TV personality at 's 55th anniversary red carpet, and O'Connell couldn't hold back his excitement about Akbar Gbajabiamila joining the CBS series.«We have a new co-host, Akbar. He is amazing and I can’t wait to star with him,» O'Connell said. «I have known him for years.

(CNN)Akbar Gbajabiamila is getting ready for his debut as a co-host on "The Talk."Former NFL player Gbajabiamila will join Sheryl Underwood, Amanda Kloots and Jerry O'Connell for the upcoming Season 12. In order to get some tips for the hosting gig, he called fellow athlete turned "Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan for help."We played during the same time but I never met him, never knew him.

The family is growing over at Global’s “The Talk”.

NBC’s American Ninja Warrior and American Ninja Warrior Junior host Akbar Gbajabiamila has joined The Talk as a co-host on the CBS daytime talk show!

A man’s point of view is coming to The Talk. Jerry O’Connell has officially joined CBS’ daytime talk show as a permanent cohost, he shared during the Wednesday, July 14, episode.

“The Talk” hosting panel is getting another shakeup.

Jerry O’Connell could be joining CBS’s The Talk, according to a new report.

CBS has just revealed the fate of their daytime talk show, The Talk!

Sheryl Underwood at the 48th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards! On Tuesday, it was announced that the 57-year-old TV personality will be hosting this year's awards show. As a co-host of, Underwood has been nominated six times for a Daytime Emmy and a winner of one in 2017. This will mark the fifth time she has hosted the awards ceremony and the 15th time that CBS has broadcast the show, more than any other network.The Daytime Emmys will take place on Friday, June 25.

Ozzy Osbourne has claimed that his wife Sharon is the “most un-racist person I’ve ever met” following her exit from The Talk. Sharon Osbourne quit the US daytime chat show in March, after a controversial on-air debate about racism with co-presenter Sheryl Underwood. Speaking to Billy Morrison on SiriusXM, the former Black Sabbath singer claimed that his wife had “been through the mill of it”.

Ozzy Osbourne, 72, has said his wife has been “going through the mill” following her exit from The Talk.The star opened up about the situation which saw Sharon Osbourne exit after defending her friend Piers Morgan’s comments.Sharon left the show back in April after causing controversy in a conversation with co-star Sheryl Underwood.Ozzy has now opened up about the situation saying: "Sharon has been going to the mill lately."She's been through the mill of it and, you know.“All I can tell you if my wife was slightly racist, I'll tell you she's possibly the most unracist person I've ever met and I'm not just saying that."The former Black Sabbath frontman then added during his appearance on SiriusXM how it has been “unpleasant” for her.He

Ozzy Osbourne has leapt to the defence of his wife Sharon Osbourne in his first public comments since her fallout with The Talk's Sheryl Underwood.

Ozzy Osbourne defended his wife Sharon in his first public comments following her exit from CBS's The Talk in March, amid a divisive discussion about race with co-host Sheryl Underwood.The musical mainstay, 72, spoke about the situation Monday on his SiriusXM show Ozzy Speaks, saying that 'Sharon has been going to the mill lately.'He told co-host Billy Morrison: 'She's been through the mill of it and, you know, all I can tell you if my wife was slightly racist, I'll tell you she's possibly the most unracist person I've ever met.