“Sherri Daytime Talk Show Ends after Four Successful Seasons”
Comedian Sherri Shepherd’s popular talk show, “Sherri,” is concluding its run after four successful seasons. This announcement comes as another daytime favorite, “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” confirmed it will end in 2026 after seven seasons.
Show’s Production and Distribution
The news regarding “Sherri” was confirmed by Lionsgate’s producer and distributor, Debmar-Mercury, on Monday. The show had received clearance for the 2025-2026 TV season across several station groups, including:
- Fox TV Stations
- Nexstar
- Hearst
- Sinclair
- Gray
- Tegna
- Sunbeam
Final Episodes and Future Plans
Production for the fourth season will continue as scheduled, with the final episodes set to air in the fall. Debmar-Mercury co-presidents Ira Bernstein and Mort Marcus indicated that this decision stems from the changing landscape of daytime television. They emphasized that it does not reflect the strength of the show or its host.
“We believe in this show and in Sherri,” they stated, expressing intentions to explore alternative platforms for the series.
Host’s Impact and Legacy
Sherri Shepherd, who originally rose to fame as a cohost on “The View,” began her own talk show in the fall of 2022. “Sherri” took over the time slots previously held by “The Wendy Williams Show,” which also aired for 13 seasons.
Shepherd expressed her gratitude to the audience last year when the show was renewed for its fourth season. She remarked on her efforts to bring joy and inspiration, acknowledging the warm welcome she received from viewers.
As a talented comedian and Emmy winner, Sherri Shepherd has made a significant mark on daytime television. While “Sherri” concludes its run, its impact will be remembered by fans and audiences alike.
