Steve Harvey’s Talk Show Allegedly Cancelled & Replaced w/ New Show By Kelly Clarkson

Steve Harvey’s Daytime Talk Show Cancelled And Replaced With New Show By Kelly Clarkson
Rumor has it that Steve Harvey’s daytime talk show “Steve” has gotten the ax and will be replaced by an upcoming talk show hosted by pop star and American Idol winner, Kelly Clarkson.
NBC has officially decided to pick up The Kelly Clarkson Show in 11 cities and have already decided what time slot it would have. The Kelly Clarkson Show will serve as the lead in to Ellen, a timeslot previously held by Steve Harvey’s “Steve”, which has reportedly been canceled. The show has been described as a “weekday brunch party” with celebrity interviews, games and more. Clarkson says of the show,
I love connecting with people, playing games, music and finding ways to help or give back to communities/organizations. Having my own talk show where I get to do all of these things is pretty much a dream job!
The Kelly Clarkson show will begin airing next fall. Harvey has not spoken publicly about the fate of his show. Steve has yet to comment.

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