The actress' appearances on the daytime talkshow have become few and far between as she is concurrently starring on Broadway in the production of Larry David's Fish in the Dark. And now, she will be exiting the show after joining officially last September, according to reports.
With Broadway's grueling schedule, and the daytime talk show schedule not being so easy either, we can only wonder if it all became too much for the Hollywood vet.
Back in January, there were rumors that Rosie would be fired soon from the show. Both ABC and Rosie's people shot down the rumors, but here we are six months later.
Rosie may not be the only person leaving this year as co-host Nicole Wallace (above, far right) isn't a guarantee to return next season. On the contrary, Whoopi Goldberg and newcomer Raven Symone are locked in. Deadline reports:
No word yet on the future of co-host Nicolle Wallace. Raven Symone, who only joined the show in June, and Whoopi Goldberg are locks to come back next season, but Wallace’s future is unclear. Sources report talks with Wallace have just begun. But, Wallace, a longtime political advisor as well as commentator, also is a contributor at NBC News’s MSNBC, and frequently appears on its Morning Joe program – more frequently as the presidential election cycle revs up. That said, The View has enjoyed some of its highest ratings during presidential election races and Wallace brings instant credibility to the show as well as a much needed conservative perspective.
Reportedly, "The View" will continue to circulate special guest hosts and contributors to fill the seats daily. But should the show that Barbara Walters built just call it a wrap and soon? Many are saying maybe so.
Rosie may be making the announement on Wednesday's show. And her last day will reportedly be in August when "The View" makes it's last live taping before the break.
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