Amanda Clots and Elaine Velloroth are joining CBS ‘The Talk Talk as new co-hosts. Clots and Velloth, who recently appeared as guest co-hosts in several episodes in October, October and November, have arrived at permanent venues with Sharon Osborne, Sheryl Underwood and Carrie Ann Inabani. The Daytime Emmy-winning speaker, who began her 11th season in September, announced the news live today.
Clots and Velvet, who will officially join the panel in January, will take on Mary Osmond, who left the show last season, and Hawaii announced last month that she is leaving after three seasons this month.
“Amanda and Elaine are skilled and concerned women, whose talents and personalities stood out during the performances of many of their guests during this fall. They bring a whole new dimension to the show and we are very excited to have them join the panel, ”said Kelly Kahle, President of CBS Entertainment. “Together these five hosts present an amazing mix of personalities and opinions that will make the series excellent and take the talk well into the future.”
In addition to the two co-host changes, the talk also underwent a major behind-the-scenes change this season, with the show’s veteran leaders Heather Gray and Kristin Matthews being named joint executive producers / shoreners. He was succeeded by longtime executive producer / showrunner John Redman, who left after 10 seasons.
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“As we move into the new year, Christine and I are thrilled to welcome Amanda and Elaine as permanent hosts. They both deal with their confidence as they choose to embark on their play activities, which are complemented by the wonderful energy, humorous perspectives and experiences of their personal lives. “Their diverse backgrounds and bright personalities bring authentic chemistry to the panel. Matthew added, “Together with Sharon, Sheryl and Carrie Ann, these dynamic, intelligent and fearless women are excited to join our audience and be part of the Talk Talk family.
(LR) Amanda Clots and Elaine Velloreth will join ‘The Talk’.
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Clots’ husband, Nick Cordoro, died in July at the age of 41 from complications of Covid-19. She further escalated her long struggle with the disease on Instagram throughout the exam. Former Broadway dancer and Radio City rocket entrepreneur and celebrity trainer is the creator of global fitness brand AK! Co-creator of the fitness and apparel company Hooray Four. Her first memoir, co-written with her sister, will be released in June 2021.
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“I am thrilled and honored to join this incredible cast and crew. The first time I co-hosted on guest ‘The Talk’, I knew I was in a very special group of people. “I start the new year with honest and thought-provoking discussions,” Clots said.
Welterth is the New York Times best-selling author of “More Enough: Claiming Space for Who Doesn’t Matter.” She is an award-winning journalist, producer and judge on Project Runway. In 2016, Velloroth became Teen Vogue’s chief editor-in-chief, becoming the youngest Condડે Nast editor in its 107-year history, as well as the second African-American to hold the title of editor-in-chief at the company. Previously, she had senior roles in Glamor and Ebony magazine, and in 2012 became the first African American beauty director of Cond બ Nast.
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I’m excited and grateful for The Talk’s opportunity to join the extraordinary women. They make me feel right at home with them on this incredible platform that cultivates connection, kindness and understanding when we all need it most. I look forward to lending my perspective to learn and communicate from them, which builds bridges in this only time in our world, ”Vellore added.
“The Talk Talk” airs on CBS on weekdays (2pm ET / 1pm PT / CT).
