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The new season of Wheel of Fortune featuring Ryan Seacrest as host has been met with disappointment from fans, who believe he is not a fitting replacement for Pat Sajak. There have also been rumors about Sajak making a comeback to salvage the show’s legacy if rating drop this season. A source clarified that Ryan Seacrest‘s position is not under much threat, as his ratings have been fair so far. Regardless, his job is still at stake since he has yet to win over most of the viewers and still needs to work on his chemistry with co-host Vanna White. Fans still call for Pat Sajak back at ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Ryan Seacrest/Instagram Sajak retired from hosting duties in June but still maintains a say on Wheel of Fortune as a consultant. Although fans are calling for his return to the game show, reports say other programs are interested in bringing him on board; however, his ties with Wheel of Fortune may prevent that. The source noted that Sajak’s massive international following, his wealth of experience and wits, plus his impressive fitness at 77 still keep him sought after. They added that Sajak is an exec-favorite, who is aware that he can walk up to any network and pick a show to host without hassle. Pat Sajak/Instagram Ryan Seacrest under fire for first week episode Amid efforts to secure his spot in the hearts of viewers, Ryan got into trouble with them after a contestant named Airica risked and lost a $1 million prize. Airica initially landed on the million-dollar wedge, then a $1,000 one that she could risk or take. She chose to risk it, but Ryan advised her against it, leading to bankruptcy. Whee Of Fortune host/ Instagram They accused the new host of not explaining how much was on the table to the loser, which is what Sajak would have done. “Pat would always remind the contestants if they look under the $10,000 they could lose their $1 million wedge. Ryan needs to do this too,” someone advised. Thankfully, Ryan’s debut performed well with 47% more views than the previous season’s premiere. Next up: Tony Danza And Alyssa Milano From ‘Who’s The Boss’ Reunite In New Photos The post Pat Sajak Reportedly May Return To ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ If Ratings Continue To Drop appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

It has been five decades since Donny Osmond and former Tiger Beat editor Ann Moses last saw each other. Ann took it upon herself to reunite with the child star at his Vegas show earlier this year, and it was nothing short of heartwarming. Beyond making teen Donny famous in the ‘70s, Ann was also close to his family, noting that his mother Olive Osmond was a “business wizard” who made most decisions and protected her celebrity kids, while his dad George Osmond controlled some aspects. Donny Osmond reunites with Tiger Beat editor Ann Moses Donny Osmond and Ann Moses / Instagram Ann showed up during one of Donny’s special sessions called the “VIP experience,” which involves a laid-back moment with attendees featuring Q & As, music, storytelling, and autograph signing. Interestingly, Ann’s hand was the first he shook before going down the row without recognizing her. According to Ann’s account on her website, she already managed her expectations and was not offended by his oversight. While Donny was taking questions, she raised her hand and showed him a photo from when he was 14, and the memories came rushing. They hugged each other warmly and had a chit-chat after the event. Donny Osmond did not recognize Tiger Beat editor at first. /Instagram After Donny got married in the ‘80s, he decided to leave Tiger Beat in a bid to expand his reach. The child sensation was angry about being put in a box by the outlet and wanted better for himself. He then went from teenage idol to landing an 11-year residency in Las Vegas with his sister Marie Osmond. Donny Osmond / Everett Now, Donny is filling up Harrah’s in Vegas every night, lasting until November. After Ann and Donny’s meetup, a contest was added to the myriad of activities on the latter’s ongoing shows, where the winner gets to attend for free— and thanks to Ann, a two-night stay at Harrah’s plus free dinner and an autographed book. Next up: Pat Sajak Reportedly May Return To ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ If Ratings Continue To Drop The post Donny Osmond Reunites With ‘Tiger Beat’ Editor Who Made Him Famous 52 Years Later appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A