Sherri Shepherd vows to ‘fight to keep show alive’ after cancelation: ‘I will continue to spread joy’
Daytime talk show host vows to keep show alive after cancellation
- Sherri Shepherd's daytime talk show, “Sherri,” has been cancelled after four seasons.
- Shepherd addressed the news on Monday's segment, expressing gratitude to fans and promising to "fight to keep the show alive in some way, shape or form.”
- The comedian, 58, stated that the show's intention was always to spread joy and she is grateful for the opportunity to host it for four seasons.
- Producers Debmar-Mercury attributed the cancellation to the "evolving daytime television landscape," clarifying it does not reflect on the show's strength or Shepherd's talent.
- “Sherrii,” which debuted in 2022, will continue to air new episodes through the autumn, with producers exploring options for it on other platforms.
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