Pat Sajak Bids Farewell , to ‘Wheel of Fortune’.
Sajak, who has hosted the popular
game show for over 40 years, will say
goodbye to 'Wheel of Fortune' on June 7.
A preview of his final show
and last words as host has been released.
I have a few thanks and
acknowledgements before I go.
And I want to start with all of
you watching out there. , Pat Sajak, via farewell message.
It’s been an incredible privilege
to be invited into millions of
homes, night after night, year
after year, decade after decade. , Pat Sajak, via farewell message.
Sajak went on to say that he "always felt that the privilege came with the responsibility to keep this daily half-hour a safe place for family fun." .
No social issues. No politics. Nothing
embarrassing, I hope. Just a game. But
gradually it became more than that, Pat Sajak, via farewell message.
A place where kids learned their
letters, where people from other
countries honed their English skills,
where families came together along with
friends and neighbors, and entire generations, Pat Sajak, via farewell message.
"What an honor to play even a small
part in all of that. Thank you for allowing
me into your lives," Sajak said.
Sajak will continue to serve as a consultant
for 'Wheel of Fortune' for three years.
Ryan Seacrest will take over
hosting duties for Season 42
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Billie Eilish Says She Lost All Her Friends , When She Became Famous.
Eilish appeared on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast on June 10, 'Us Weekly' reports. .
The "Lunch" singer told the hosts that she lost her friends after finding fame at the age of 14. .
Well, I lost all of my friends when I
got famous. I suddenly was famous
and I couldn’t relate to anybody.
It was tough. It was really hard, Billie Eilish, on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast.
Eilish went on to say that only her
best friend, Zoe, stayed by her side.
And then it was my 20th birthday and
I remember looking around the room
and it was only people that I employ.
And all 15 years or more older than me, Billie Eilish, on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast.
Recently, the 22-year-old has made
more of an effort to reconnect with old friends while also making new ones. .
Exactly a year ago, I reconnected
with a bunch of old friends and
now, I have so many friends, Billie Eilish, on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast.
I have a crew now. I could literally
cry about it. It’s been the greatest
thing that’s happened to me, Billie Eilish, on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast.
While recently attending a
Coachella party, Eilish "was overcome
with emotion," 'Us Weekly' reports.
I was like, ‘Guys, I have friends and I
just love you guys so much, and it’s
been so long since I’ve had friends.’
I cried… and it’s literally because I
actually have friendship now again, Billie Eilish, on the BBC's 'Miss Me?' podcast
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