Tamron Hall Talk Show Renewed For 2nd Season
‘Tamron Hall’ Renewed For 2nd Season
Tamron Hall’s daytime talk show has been renewed for a second season. Walt Disney Television is reportedly renewing her syndicated talk show, saying it has been cleared in more than 80% of the country.
ABC Entertainment President Karey Burke says in a statement:
“As one of the highest-rated new talk shows in five years, Tamron Hall is connecting with audiences in such a powerful and unique way and we are thrilled to build on that momentum with a second season. Tamron’s authenticity and her stunning ability to engage with viewers is remarkable and we look forward to continued success working with our incredible station partners.”
Tamron Hall says,
“I’m honored to host and executive produce a daytime talk show that explores conversation topics that really matter to our viewers, who we affectionately refer to as our ‘TamFam,’. From inspiring interviews with guests like Tyler Perry and Kelly Rowland to in-depth discussions on issues like the opioid epidemic and domestic violence, nothing is off limits – we’re here to ‘talk about it.’ My team and I are excited to continue to bring our fresh perspective to station partners and viewers nationwide.”
She also shared the news on social media.
Congrats to her!

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