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Vanna White Breaks Silence Amid Rumors

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Veteran “Wheel of Fortune” co-host Vanna White recently addressed speculation about her relationship with Ryan Seacrest, the show’s new host. White made a social media post of her and Seacrest dining together, seemingly refuting reports of her discontent with the new host, who took over from Pat Sajak after his retirement in June following 41 years of service.

The social media post, which featured the caption “Friends on and off camera. Enjoying one of our favorites, Chicken and Dumplings!” was made by White on July 9, 2024. The post elicited reactions from fans who were pleased to see the co-hosts’ off-screen camaraderie. Several fans expressed their relief and joy at seeing White, 67, and Seacrest, 49, together. One fan remarked, “I’m so glad to hear that you are friends already!” while another noted, “Last week I read that they can’t stand each other, and she is thinking about retiring because she doesn’t like how Ryan does the show. They look happy here.”

White’s post countered previous media reports that claimed an “insider source” had disclosed she was contemplating quitting due to difficulties adjusting to Seacrest. The source had stated, “It is just so difficult to do this without Pat.” A report from Closer Weekly on July 4 suggested that White “isn’t a huge fan of Ryan so far,” describing their dynamic as “forced.”

Nonetheless, White’s public display of friendship with Seacrest appears to challenge these reports. Seacrest responded to White’s post, saying, “Always a treat! Here’s to more fun moments and delicious bites 🥟!” His comment reinforced the positive interaction between the two.

An insider close to Seacrest dispelled any rumors of conflict between the co-hosts in an interview with People magazine. “There is absolutely no truth to this story. Vanna and Ryan have been having a lovely time working together,” the source stated. Other sources close to the show affirmed White’s commitment to “Wheel of Fortune” by noting her contract renewal until the 2025-2026 season, despite the hosting changes.

White, who has been a staple on the game show since 1982, has shown her dedication to the show and its audience by deciding to continue her role even after Sajak’s retirement. Sajak had commended White as an outstanding co-host before his departure, stating they would never find a better person for the job.

Seacrest, famed for his roles on “American Idol” and “Live with Kelly and Ryan,” shared his enthusiasm about joining “Wheel of Fortune” in a recent interview. He acknowledged the challenge of filling Sajak’s shoes but expressed confidence in his new role. He stated that Vanna has been incredible, and they are having fun preparing for the new season.

The upcoming season of “Wheel of Fortune,” which is scheduled to premiere this fall, will be closely scrutinized by fans interested in seeing the on-screen chemistry between White and Seacrest. Sajak has shared advice with Seacrest on hosting the show, emphasizing the importance of engaging with the audience and contestants. “The show is a daily escape that people love to watch as a family,” Sajak noted.

The public interactions between White and Seacrest contradict the initial rumors of discord. Their social media posts and comments from those close to the show depict a picture of two professionals who are getting along well and looking forward to their collaboration.

The new hosting duo has received extensive support from “Wheel of Fortune” fans, many of whom are excited about the upcoming season. “You two will make a great team. Can’t wait,” a fan commented on White’s Instagram post. Another fan stated, “Great Vanna. Good way to build rapport and chemistry with your new co-worker. I know he will lean on you big time for support.”

For now, the public display of camaraderie between the pair and the positive feedback from fans suggest a smooth transition for the iconic game show.

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