‘Today’ show’s Tamron Hall replaced? Viewers react

NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 25: Tamron Hall attends the For the Love of Our Children gala, and 70th birthday celebration for the organization’s founder and Essence magazine Editor-in-Chief Emerita, Susan L. Taylor at 583 Park Avenue, New York on January 25, 2016.. Photo by Raymond Hagans/Steed Media
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Rumor has it that Tamron Hall will no longer host the third hour of “Today’s” popular morning show.


On Friday, People revealed that Megyn Kelly, who recently left Fox News for a new role at NBC News, will either take over “Today‘s” third hour, currently hosted by Hall. 46 and Al Roker, 62 or Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb‘s 10 a.m. slot. Meanwhile, a source told the entertainment news outlet that if Kelly, 46, takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 63, and Kotb, 52, will be moved to the 9 a.m. slot. In other words, Hall, 46, and Roker, 62, will no longer co-host an hour-long program together.


Not to our surprise, viewers aren’t feeling it. “I live for @TamronHall every single weekday morning. Are they insane over at the @TODAYshow?” one user tweeted.

“This is pathetic. @tamronhall is loved by all of us. She is genuine, intelligent, and compassionate. I won’t be tuning in for Megyn,” added another.


Though Kelly’s “Today” slot isn’t expected to begin until the fall, fans can still get their Hall fix as she also anchors MSNBC Live, a daily news program airing at 11 a.m. on MSNBC.

Despite the shocking reports, on Thursday, Roker and Hall both turned to Twitter to celebrate their success in the ratings race.

“Congrats to our #TODAYsTake @TODAYshow 9am producers for producing the #1 morning show 7 weeks in a row!! @tamronhall and I are very blessed,” wrote Roker.

“Thank you @alroker!!” Hall responded. “Yes, we are blessed to have an awesome team!! #TODAYsTake congrats.”

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