Hey there, friends! If you've been following the news about daytime TV, you've probably heard the emotional farewell from Julie Chen as she announced her departure from 'The Talk.' This show has been a big part of her life for nine years, and fans everywhere are wondering who might take her place. Lucky for us, Julie gave a little hint during her heartfelt goodbye. And guess what? She seems to think that Carrie Ann Inaba would be the perfect fit for her chair. Let's dive into this story a little deeper, shall we?
Julie Chen's Heartfelt Farewell
Julie Chen, the beloved co-host of 'The Talk,' recently shared an emotional video announcing her decision to step down. For nine years, she's been a constant presence on the show, and it's no surprise that her departure left fans feeling a little emotional. During her final episode, she took a moment to express her gratitude to her cast, crew, and, most importantly, the viewers who have supported her throughout her journey. She even joked about Carrie Ann Inaba, saying, "Carrie Ann, I don’t know — but in my opinion, you look awful good sitting in that chair, my Asian sister." Now, that's some high praise!
Carrie Ann Inaba: A Natural Fit?
On September 18, Carrie Ann Inaba actually stepped in as a guest co-host, filling Julie's chair for the day. After the episode, Carrie Ann took to Twitter to express her gratitude. "It was an emotional day at 'The Talk,'" she wrote. "It was an honor to be included today. Sending out so much love." Carrie Ann, known for her role as a judge on 'Dancing with the Stars,' has a knack for connecting with audiences, and her presence on 'The Talk' was nothing short of impressive. Fans couldn't help but notice how effortlessly she fit into the show's dynamic.
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A New Chapter for Julie Chen
Julie's decision to leave 'The Talk' comes at a significant time in her life. Just days before her announcement, her husband, Leslie Moonves, stepped down from CBS amidst sexual harassment allegations. In her farewell message, Julie mentioned the importance of spending more time with her family, especially her young son. "I've decided to leave 'The Talk' to focus on my family," she shared. "I want to thank everyone at the show for our wonderful years together. I will always cherish the memories we shared." Her words resonated with fans, who admired her courage and grace during such a transitional period.
Let's not forget the impact Julie has had on the show. She's been a constant source of strength and wisdom, guiding the show through its ups and downs. Her presence will be deeply missed, but we have no doubt that she's making the right decision for her family. And hey, if Carrie Ann Inaba steps in, we're confident she'll keep Julie's legacy alive!
It was an emotional day at @TheTalkCBS It was an honor to be included today. Sending out so much love❤️✨
Jumpsuit @halston
Shoes @CesareCasadei
Jewelry @MMjewelry, @BaubleBar, Wetherly Group / Margo Siegel PR pic.twitter.com/ZTRn3ehmF5— Carrie Ann Inaba (@carrieanninaba) September 18, 2018
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Farewell ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/1eOCpelor1
— Julie Chen (@JulieChen) September 18, 2018
What’s Next for 'The Talk'?
As we say goodbye to Julie, the future of 'The Talk' remains exciting. With Carrie Ann Inaba in the mix, the show is poised to continue its tradition of thought-provoking conversations and heartfelt moments. Fans are already buzzing about the possibility of Carrie Ann becoming a permanent co-host. Who knows? Maybe she'll bring a fresh perspective and new energy to the show. One thing's for sure: Julie's legacy will live on, and we're excited to see what the future holds for 'The Talk.'
