Sherri Shepherd dropped the first trailer for her new daytime talk show, Sherri, which replaces “The Wendy Williams Show” time slot.
In the trailer, Sherri promises to take viewers “behind the scenes, on the road, in the studio, rehearsals, interviews and so much more.”
The former “The View” co-host assured viewers that her show won’t be Wendy Williams 2.0.
“This is my time. It is my lifelong dream to have my own show and it is finally happening,” she said.
Debmar-Mercury, the production company behind “The Wendy Williams Show,” also produces Sherri. The production company fired Wendy after she “stopped showing up to work” amid personal and health issues last summer.
Sherri’s show will be a “comedic take on pop culture and entertainment, celebrity interviews and real people,” according to an insider.
The show is executive product by Sherri’s bestie, Jawn Murray.
“I can’t wait until I return to New York to host the show and merge everything I love… pop culture, talk, entertainment and comedy,” Sherri said previously.
Meanwhile, Wendy has given up hope of ever returning to her purple chair. She is currently shopping a podcast deal for $100 million.
A judge recently handed Wendy a victory in court against Wells Fargo bank. The court is giving Wendy and a court-appointed guardian access to her $3 million in funds.
While Wendy is happy to have access to her funds, she is not happy with any court-appointed guardian other than her son, Kevin Hunter Jr.
“Please be advised that Wendy is not in agreement with the appointment of a financial guardian by the court. Wendy has been very clear that she does not want a financial guardian to tell her what she can and cannot do with her money,” her attorney La’Shawn Thomas told Page Six in a statement Friday.
