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Sherri Shepherd is ‘So Thrilled’ After Daytime Talk Show Renewed Through 2025

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*Fox and Debmar-Mercury, the production team behind Sherri Shepherd’s eponymous daytime talk show, have renewed “Sherri” for two more seasons. 

After becoming a household hit following its fall 2022 debut, the talk show will run through the 2024-2025 television season, according to PEOPLE.

“I am so thrilled that Sherri has been renewed for two more years,” Shepherd said. “I launched this show with the mission to give daytime viewers a ‘good time,’ just like my theme song says.”

The actress/comedian added, “I am so appreciative that Fox and Debmar-Mercury have partnered with me to continue bringing more laughter, joy and inspiration to my audience.”

READ MORE: ‘Wendy Williams Show’ Staffers Worried They’ll Be Fired by New Boss Sherri Shepherd

Frank Cicha, executive VP of programing for the Fox TV Stations said “it’s not easy to find the right fit” for the Sherri timeslot, previously held by the “Wendy Williams Show.”

“Sherri’s mix of professionalism and competitive strength has been a great fit for us, so we’re happy to be bringing her program back,” Cicha added.

In a joint statement, Debmar-Mercury Co-Presidents Ira Bernstein and Mort Marcus said, “We initially sold Sherri for one year based on our strong belief that this extraordinarily talented host would be successful and her show would become a long-term talk franchise,” Bernstein and Marcus said.

“Our thanks go to our good friends and longtime partners at FOX, who shared in our enthusiasm and have renewed their faith in Sherri with this long-term commitment,” the statement continued. 

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