Sheryl Underwood Addresses Feud
“Maybe there were some things that both of us could’ve done differently,” Sheryl Underwood stated during her recent guest hosting stint on ‘The View’. This appearance comes as Underwood fills in for Alyssa Farah Griffin, who is currently on maternity leave.
Underwood, who spent over a decade on CBS’s ‘The Talk’ from 2011 to 2024, took the opportunity to address her well-publicized feud with Sharon Osbourne. The conflict began during a 2021 on-air discussion about racism and the British Royal Family, which led to significant tension between the two hosts.
Joy Behar, a fellow host on ‘The View’, lightened the mood by quipping, “And God canceled that show,” referring to the eventual cancellation of ‘The Talk’ in 2024 after a temporary pause in broadcasts due to the feud.
During her time on the show, Underwood expressed her desire to reconcile with Osbourne, saying, “I don’t like to beef with my coworkers.” Her comments were met with applause from Whoopi Goldberg, indicating support from her peers.
Underwood also mentioned that she believes there is still some love between her and Osbourne, a sentiment that suggests a willingness to move past their differences. “How dare you,” Behar interjected humorously, adding to the lively atmosphere of the discussion.
As the fifth guest host to step in for Griffin since she welcomed her baby boy in February, Underwood is currently on her ‘I Need a Job Tour’, showcasing her versatility beyond television hosting.
‘The View’ airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on ABC, providing a platform for Underwood to share her thoughts and experiences with a broader audience.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any future discussions between Underwood and Osbourne, but the dialogue initiated on ‘The View’ may pave the way for potential reconciliation.
