Although the move sounds harsh, Perler was not shocked as he only stayed on during Season 1 “to help get through the hump of launching a new show.”
As for Bass — who became a beloved onscreen personality on Wendy Williams‘ show — it seems like they couldn’t find a role for her. “Suzanne was on camera for a decade with Wendy,” a source spilled of the longtime staffer, noting that a on air “sidekick” does no work for the former cohost of The View.
As the show prepares to go live in the fall, Debmar-Mercury has been continuing to hunt for someone to work with Shepherd’s hired pal Jawn Murray. “We will announce a new executive producer for the second season to serve alongside [Murray],” the company confirmed.