TV personality Sharon Osbourne said on Friday that she was “angry and” hurt “afterwards her departure at the end of last month from “The Talk” on CBS after a heated conversation on the run.
Osbourne, who appears in “Real Time with Bill Maher
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In that segment, the long-time co-host was questioned for support from British host Piers Morgan, when she said she did not believe in aspects of the interview between Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
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After Osbourne posted a message on Twitter in support of Morgan for “telling your truth,” The Talk’s co-host Sheryl Underwood asked Osbourne what he would say to those who considered support for Morgan racist. .
The question sparked a tense discussion between the two, in which Osbourne denied being racist, calling him “a terrible, evil word. ”
On Friday, Maher asked Osbourne how she was doing almost a month after she left the show.
“I’m upset, I’m hurt,” she said, adding that she was “a fighter.”
Later, Maher said of Morgan: “He was called a racist and he lost his job, and you were called a racist and you lost your job. I’m right? ”
“You got it,” Osbourne said. “That’s exactly how it went.”
“Who is the racist and why? That’s what I’m trying to find out, “Maher said.
“Me too,” Osbourne replied. “I have been named so many things in my life. I’m so used to being called a name, but a racist is one I won’t take. “
Following last month’s incident, Osbourne claimed to have been “established” of co-hosts to the question about Morgan, which CBS later denied in a statement. The network said that an internal analysis “found no evidence that CBS executives orchestrated the conversation or blinded any of the hosts. ”
CBS announced late last month that Osbourne, the last original host of the day’s show, left the show after directors “concluded that Sharon’s behavior toward her co-hosts during the March 10 episode does not align with our values for respectful work. ”
On Friday, Osbourne briefly commented on allegations made by co-host journalist Yashar Ali racist and homophobic insults when she talks to her co-hosts. Osbourne publicist Howard Bragman at the time said the allegations were “lies” and the co-host added on Friday that the reports came from “dissatisfied ladies”.