Ryan Seacrest leaving 'Live With Kelly and Ryan,' Mark Consuelos to replace him
Ryan Seacrest will exit 'Live With Kelly and Ryan,' and Kelly Ripa's husband, Mark Consuelos, will replace him as the show rebrands as 'Live With Kelly and Mark.'
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she got a fat pussy
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Sounds like the beginning of the end of the show.....
side note: back a few years ago, Kelly should have picked Jerry O'Connell over Ryan Seacrest to be her co-host.
side note: back a few years ago, Kelly should have picked Jerry O'Connell over Ryan Seacrest to be her co-host.
Head game must be fantastic is the execs are keeping the show alive.
Ryan Seacrest cries on 'Live With Kelly and Ryan' during Mark Consuelos tribute
Ryan Seacrest cried during a tribute from Mark Consuelos after announcing his exit from 'Live With Kelly and Ryan.'
Ryan Seacrest cries on Live With Kelly and Ryan as Mark Consuelos honors him as his 'brother' amid exit
Seacrest teared up as his successor (and Kelly Ripa's husband) paid tribute to him on air.
By Joey NolfiFebruary 17, 2023 at 10:46 AM EST
Ryan Seacrest teared up amid his impending exit from Live With Kelly and Ryan during an emotional tribute from his successor.
Longtime host Kelly Ripa welcomed her real husband, Mark Consuelos, to chat with her work husband during Friday's broadcast, as the former prepares to take over for Seacrest when the show rebrands as Live With Kelly and Mark.
Ryan Seacrest cries as Mark Consuelos honors him after his 'Live With Kelly and Ryan' exit announcement.
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"I do want to say, you're a brother to me, you're a family member to me. I've become so close with both of you," Seacrest told Consuelos, who married Ripa in 1996 after they met as costars on the set of All My Children a year before. "The three of us sat — before I moved out here — and had real conversations about doing this for a few years. It ended up being longer than I thought, and I couldn't be happier to see you come in and be next to your wife, who we both know is the most amazing human being on the planet."
Consuelos echoed the sentiment and honored Seacrest, celebrating him for not only joining his wife's professional circle, but also integrating with their family.
Ryan Seacrest gets emotional during a chat with Mark Consuelos on 'Live With Kelly and Ryan.'
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"I couldn't think of a better person to sit next to my wife for the past six years," Consuelos said as Ripa noted that Seacrest was about to cry. "You're a true friend. You're a brother. You're generous to my wife, to my whole family. I got to meet your family. I love your parents, your niece, your sister, your brother-in-law."
Consuelos continued, "That chair you're sitting in, it's an iconic seat. It's a great honor for me to sit there. It's an iconic show, and I think it's going to be a blast. Thank you."
Seacrest announced his departure from the morning show Thursday, after six years of sitting next to Ripa. He confirmed that he'll guest-host on select occasions and that he'll continue his work as the host of American Idol.
"Working alongside Kelly over the past six years has been a dream job and one of the highlights of my career," Seacrest said in a statement announcing his exit from Live. "She has been an amazing partner, friend, and confidant, and although we will always be a part of each other's lives, I will miss our mornings together. I also want to thank Michael Gelman and the entire staff and crew — we've made memories to last a lifetime, met some of the most incredible people, and had the warmest welcome into the homes of so many viewers across America. It's been a memorable ride, and now I'm excited to pass the baton to Kelly's 'real' husband, Mark."
Live With Kelly and Ryan airs weekdays at 9 a.m. ET on ABC.
Ryan Seacrest cries on 'Live With Kelly and Ryan' during Mark Consuelos tribute
Ryan Seacrest cried during a tribute from Mark Consuelos after announcing his exit from 'Live With Kelly and Ryan.'ew.com
Ryan Seacrest cries on Live With Kelly and Ryan as Mark Consuelos honors him as his 'brother' amid exit
Seacrest teared up as his successor (and Kelly Ripa's husband) paid tribute to him on air.
By Joey NolfiFebruary 17, 2023 at 10:46 AM EST
Ryan Seacrest teared up amid his impending exit from Live With Kelly and Ryan during an emotional tribute from his successor.
Longtime host Kelly Ripa welcomed her real husband, Mark Consuelos, to chat with her work husband during Friday's broadcast, as the former prepares to take over for Seacrest when the show rebrands as Live With Kelly and Mark.
Ryan Seacrest cries as Mark Consuelos honors him after his 'Live With Kelly and Ryan' exit announcement.
| CREDIT: ABC
"I do want to say, you're a brother to me, you're a family member to me. I've become so close with both of you," Seacrest told Consuelos, who married Ripa in 1996 after they met as costars on the set of All My Children a year before. "The three of us sat — before I moved out here — and had real conversations about doing this for a few years. It ended up being longer than I thought, and I couldn't be happier to see you come in and be next to your wife, who we both know is the most amazing human being on the planet."
Consuelos echoed the sentiment and honored Seacrest, celebrating him for not only joining his wife's professional circle, but also integrating with their family.
Ryan Seacrest gets emotional during a chat with Mark Consuelos on 'Live With Kelly and Ryan.'
| CREDIT: ABC
"I couldn't think of a better person to sit next to my wife for the past six years," Consuelos said as Ripa noted that Seacrest was about to cry. "You're a true friend. You're a brother. You're generous to my wife, to my whole family. I got to meet your family. I love your parents, your niece, your sister, your brother-in-law."
Consuelos continued, "That chair you're sitting in, it's an iconic seat. It's a great honor for me to sit there. It's an iconic show, and I think it's going to be a blast. Thank you."
Seacrest announced his departure from the morning show Thursday, after six years of sitting next to Ripa. He confirmed that he'll guest-host on select occasions and that he'll continue his work as the host of American Idol.
"Working alongside Kelly over the past six years has been a dream job and one of the highlights of my career," Seacrest said in a statement announcing his exit from Live. "She has been an amazing partner, friend, and confidant, and although we will always be a part of each other's lives, I will miss our mornings together. I also want to thank Michael Gelman and the entire staff and crew — we've made memories to last a lifetime, met some of the most incredible people, and had the warmest welcome into the homes of so many viewers across America. It's been a memorable ride, and now I'm excited to pass the baton to Kelly's 'real' husband, Mark."
Live With Kelly and Ryan airs weekdays at 9 a.m. ET on ABC.
What a fag
Mark Consuelos is her husband.
He finally hit the jackpot. Disney/ABC is going to pay him finally to listen to his wife drone on and on as the permanent co-host. Plus the renewed exposure to the female fan base that watch the show. Shit gonna change when they switch the name of the show to, “Live with Mark and Kelly!”
Win-win for him.
:Wonder is that AMC reboot they planning still going to happen... @playahaitian
never really understood why it was her though.Regis must have blessed the temple…
That’s not the right way to look at it. It’s a generational issue. If you’re presented with an opportunity you always take it. The days of staying in one spot forever been over.
Maybe Kelly really loves her job. Now she’s working with the love her life. If he leaves the show, then you might have an argument.
Can they take vacations together? Gilman is still working there. He’s been there for at least 40 years. How old was he when he was hired?
The show sells. It’s been number one forever. Tamron has way too many black people in her audience.
And she hates them for it
You can tell she wants out of that demographic so badly. You feel sorry for her but then you realize all skin folk ain’t kinfolk. Oprah was given room to grow because there was only one of her. I can find 2 other black faces on network tv and an infinite amount online.
I’m not saying daytime tv is dead, but something needs to be done to shake it up. Drew can do it but she needs to get rid of the gay white guy Ross. If you can get rid of him and replace him with a black face, Kelly and her husband will have real competition.
If Drew can add a guy like Chuck Nice to her show, we can get the party started.
Think of it like any morning show on radio. It's familiar, consistent and in a lot of ways you can set your clock to the audio queues. You could probably take an episode from the Regis era and play it today and it would still fit the formula.
There is most definitely a formula to change it. Maybe its her guests. Studio location? I have no idea. I thought for sure that she had that cross color appeal and I’m sure she did too.
Maybe she should put in a call to her old creep and get some inside help.
Might have to give him some ass for a few rounds until he make it happen but he is the ex President.
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I remember when he first came on,she ran across the stage real quick and hugged him
Show been ultra-wack for years, even before Regis left it turned into soft-brain bullshit.
Dude has like 10 jobs plus he is rich as fuck. Most people don't that he created the Kardashians, so all the money they are making on tv he is getting a bigger cut as the producer.
Cause she's a bitch.
prolly lolCause she's a bitch.
Regis and Kathy only
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Ryan Seacrest, Kelly Ripa break down on cohost's last day on 'Live'
Ryan Seacrest and Kelly Ripa immediately started crying after hitting the stage for the cohost's final day on 'Live With Kelly and Ryan,' before giving moving speeches to each other.
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Kelly didn't afford Michael Strahan the same respect when he left.