Here's Why Fans Believe Sharon Osbourne Fired 'The Talk' Co-Host Marie Osmond
Season Eleven of The Talk introduced along some attention-grabbing changes following the departure of its co-host Marie Osmond — but in keeping with studies, it was once Sharon Osbourne who used to be allegedly behind the firing.
Sources claimed back in September that the mummy of three, who was once BFFs with Simon Cowell, could now not work together with her fellow panelist as growing tensions grew over Osmond’s recognition at the display, which had subsequently put Osbourne and her colleagues in her shadow.
Fans have found it hard to not believe the stories taking into consideration how the controversial and outspoken TV personality treated her co-host’s go out when she took to the Emmy award-winning platform to handle claims she used to be in the back of Osmond leaving The Talk.
Did Sharon Osbourne Get Marie Osmond Fired?
Osbourne has been adamant that she had no involvement in Osmon receiving the axe from The Talk after just one sequence on the display, however resources for The Sun beg to vary.
According to the e-newsletter, Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood struggled to work with the singer and actress and reportedly took issue along with her now not lengthy after she got to work with the women at the panel.
The reason why: Both women had transform jealous of the eye and exposure that surrounded Osmond when it was announced she would be joining the CBS-produced show, and because they didn’t like her, they supposedly didn’t give her an easy time during the time they were operating in combination.
Supposedly, Osbourne “never sought after Marie on the display within the first position.”
The supply added: “When Sara Gilbert left to concentrate on The Connors and her appearing career, Sharon and Sheryl sought after somebody much less known to replace her in order that they will be the two biggest stars on the show."
It’s further claimed that Osmond soon started to feel like an outsider, but her love for her job kept her going back in the hopes that whatever tension had been built up by her arrival would eventually subside.
But that didn’t happen, as Osbourne was allegedly determined to get rid of her co-host once Season 10 had wrapped over the summer of 2020.
“They never talked to her, never socialized with her. Backstage they would make fun of Marie behind her back saying she was too sugary sweet and too nice.”
“Marie felt isolated and alone, only Carrie Ann and Eve were ever nice to her.
“Carrie Ann tried to plan group outings with all of the ladies so that everyone could become friends with Marie, but Sharon and Sheryl would refuse to attend.
“She was always very nice to Marie and was so upset about how the other ladies treated her. She knew that Marie had gone through many painful things in life so she always had empathy and love for her.”
Then, in October 2020, the 68-year-old decided to address the reports once and for all, having seen that stories concerning her alleged involvement in getting Osmond fired had spread like wildfire online, leaving fans furious and outraged.
During a taping of the show, Ozzy’s wife asserted that she had nothing to do with any changes concerning who sits on the panel, stressing that such accusations are “unfair and unfounded.”
This led to a follow-up article from The Sun claiming that Osbourne was refusing to take responsibility for the things that had transpired behind the scenes, resulting in Osmond to lose her job after one series on the chat show.
Fans clearly weren’t happy with what the former redhead expressed on TV, prompting one person to write on The Talk’s Facebook page: "Sharon's half attempt at harm keep an eye on today was once laughable.
“People know what she did, and they're now getting flack for being so nasty. Their page is being flooded with detrimental feedback.
AND well deserved. I'm happy I hand over gazing. Someone showed me a clip of her looking to tell people that 'they were not answerable for group of workers adjustments...' Sorry girl, lies lies lies.”
Interestingly enough, in November 2020, Page Six reported that Season Eleven of The Talk had taken a drastic dip in ratings, which came simply weeks after Osbourne’s drama in the press.
The e-newsletter said that CBS used to be “panicking” after the display had fallen underneath 1.Five million daily viewers, which was once noted to be half of the selection of viewers that its rival The View receives.
An insider for the news outlet then went directly to insist: “At one level, ‘The Talk’ and ‘The View’ had been best 30,000 audience aside … Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood’s plan of eliminating Marie Osmond was obviously a mistake in relation to scores and choice of viewers.”
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