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Sheryl Underwood Speaks Out After Sharon Osbourne's 'The Talk' Exit - Entertainment Tonight
Apr 07, 2021 1 min, 25 secs

In a three-part episode of her The World According to Sherylpodcast, titled "Sharon Walks Away," Underwood told her co-hosts, Courtney Black, Vic Frost, and Kyle Erby, that she has not spoken to Osbourne since their heated debate.

"I regret that it happened because sometimes in life something happens and you just go, 'Gosh, if I just would've.' There's nothing that I could have 'just would've.' This was going to happen, out of my control," the 57-year-old comedian said of the fallout from the March 10 episode.

When asked if she had communicated with Osbourne since their discussion, Underwood blatantly stated, "No," touching on Osbourne's claims about reaching out to her.

CBS announced that Osbourne would be departing the daytime talk show in late March after a heated discussion about racism on The Talk.

Osbourne said that Morgan had a right to express his opinion, while Underwood argued that "he doesn't want to understand how Meghan was treated was racism.".

As for Underwood's initial reaction to Osbourne stepping away from The Talk, she said, "There was part of me that felt she had to do the best for her and her family.

Amid The Talk debate, that same week Holly Robinson Peete claimed that Osbourne was one of the reasons she was fired from The Talk after one season and accused her former co-host of calling her "too ghetto." Leah Remini also accused Osbourne of calling her "ghetto," and making racial and gender slurs toward Julie Chen and Sara Gilbert in a story published by journalist Yashar Ali.

Considering Osbourne a friend, Underwood said that when she joined The Talk, "We were fast friends," adding that she loves her family.

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