Andy Cohen has weighed in on Sharon Osborne’s ‘Megan Markle Race Race’, in which her CBS program The Talk was temporarily taken off-air.
She defended her friend Pierce Morgan following Megan Markle’s comments about the Oprah interview, after Sharon, 68, was accused of being a racist.
Discussing the saga on Thursday, Yandi said he believes Sharon should never be taken off-air.
‘Keep talking’: Andy Cohen (left) weighs in on Sharon Osborne’s (right) ‘Megan Markle Race Race’, which temporarily took over her CBS program The T The Con from F-Air.
‘In my mind, what they should do with the Sharon Osborne thing, it’s back, the next day back on horseback, talking on the air. Keep talking, ‘the reality TV producer told Australian Australian radio programs The Kyle and Jackie O’Shaughnessy.
‘Now we are investigating [The Talk] And we’re investigating what happened. That’s it, just keep talking, ‘he continued.
Radio host Kyle Sandiland agreed, adding that “keep talking” has always been his motto when it comes to controversy.
Advice: ‘In my mind, what they should do with the Sharon Osborne thing is, back to back, get back on the horse the next day, talk on the air. Keep talking, ‘the reality TV producer told Australian Australian radio programs The Kyle and Jackie O’Shaughnessy.
‘It’s the only way you can keep talking about it and be real and honest with each other.’
Kyle’s co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson questioned whether it was too late for Sharon to return to Talk Talk.
‘Now it’s just going to be awkward. From now on they will not be able to come back. ‘
What happened: Former presenter of CNN and the massive Daily Mail editor, Pierce (pictured), in an interview aired in the US and on Monday night, criticized the Duke and Duchess for their decision to speak to Opus Winfrey of Sussex. In the UK
There are fears that Sharon will never return to the talk after CBS began an investigation by CBS following her on-air spit with co-host Sheryl Underwood over Pierce’s comments about Megan Markle.
Last week, Pierce said after leaving the Good Morning Britain show that he did not believe a word, Meghan said in her Oprah interview, in which she revealed that she had considered committing suicide as a senior royal.
As soon as Good Morning announced her departure from Britain, Sharon tweeted in support of Pierce, saying: ‘I am with you. I am with you. People forget that you have been paid for your opinion and you are just telling your truth. ‘
Details: He accused Meghan and Harry (both pictured) of harming the royal family and gaining publicity on their terms – without accepting responsibility and checking with their status
Unity: As soon as Good Morning left Britain, Sharon tweeted in support of Pierce: ‘I’m with you. I am with you. People forget that you have been paid for your opinion and you are just telling your truth. ‘Pictured together in 2017
Addressing the tweet in a broadcast, Sheryl asked Sharon: ‘What do you say to people who think that, when you are standing with your friend, you feel as if you have given recognition or safe haven to something he says is racist? . , Even if you don’t agree? ‘
Sharon hits back, she feels like she’s been put in an ‘electric chair’ because she’s a friend.
He asked his co-hosts to show that what Pierce said was racist.
‘If anyone should cry, it should be me’: Discussing his tweet on The Talk Talk, Sharon said he felt like he was being put in an ‘electric chair’ because he was a friend.
At one point Shero told Sheryl: ‘Don’t try to cry. If anyone wants to cry it should be me. ‘
Sharon said in an interview with ET that she was being ignored by Underwood last week when she was questioned on air-to-air about her support for Morgan and her right to free speech.
As a result of the non-air clash, CBS canceled episodes of Talk Talk on Monday and Tuesday and the show was scheduled to return on Wednesday.
However, the CBSA has since confirmed that the probe will not return until next week when the probe will be conducted.
Blindside: Sharon said in an ET interview that she was blindsided by Underwood last week when she was questioned on air-to-air about her support for Morgan and her right to free speech.
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