The Talk ‘canceled through next week’ as show hiatus extended after Sharon Osbourne accused of racist comments
THE Talk has been "cancelled through next week."
The daytime talk show's hiatus has been extended after Sharon Osbourne was accused of making racist comments.
The show will not return at all in the upcoming week, while a return date has not yet been set.
was originally put on hiatus last week for two days, though was extended with the plan of returning to tape live shows on Tuesday, March 22.
The long-running talk show was first put on hiatus when co-hosts , 68, and Sheryl Underwood, 57, got into a fight about following interview with .
- which features Sharon, Sheryl, Carrie Ann Inaba, Elaine Welteroth and Amanda Kloots- is now with the network issuing a statement that they are "committed to a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace.”
Meanwhile, Holly, 56, claimed Sharon for the show.
The Sun exclusively reported on Friday that as she negotiates her exit from the CBS series.
A source exclusively told The Sun Sharon is “not expected to return," claiming: “The lawyers seem to be battling out regarding money, letting her spin it, non-disparagement and more. It's all happening at the highest levels of the network.
“It's all out of control and taking too long.”