Vanna White's upcoming absence on 'Wheel of Fortune' marks the first time she's missed an episode in 30 years, and is only the fourth time ever she's missed a taping. Here's a look at the reasons why.
Weeks after Pat Sajak announced he would be leaving Wheel of Fortune, Ryan Seacrest has been announced as his official replacement. Seacrest will take over hosting duties in 2024.will not be on screen for five upcoming episodes of "Wheel of Fortune," but her absence is not permanent.
According to Us Weekly, White's first absence was in 1986 when her boyfriend, John Gibson, died in a plane crash. Susan Stafford replaced her that time. She is reportedly in negotiations to renew her contract to continue co-hosting "Wheel of Fortune," according to People.
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