WoF host Vanna White ‘at risk’ of being replaced | TV Shows

As chaos allegedly reigns backstage at Wheel of Fortune, whispers are rising that recommend Vanna White’s longtime gig on the show could possibly be at risk.

The sport show, which options White alongside Ryan Seacrest, who is in his second season as a host after taking over for Pat Sajack following his retirement, is allegedly dealing with some robust selections about its future as issues mount.

While White also lately gave a candy reward to Celebrity contestant Derek Hough, it seems that among the discussions is what to do when her contract is once again up.

According to show insiders who spoke to the Daily Mail, the complete show could possibly be in for a major overhaul, as she isn’t only doubtlessly on the chopping block, but Seacrest might also be at risk over issues he’s heading for burn out.

When it comes to White, her destiny allegedly rests on whether or not or not she requests more money to keep on for more years.

While bosses at the show are content with the show’s rankings, they’re reportedly adamant that they don’t need to increase her pay if she asks for it.

“This big change was from Pat to Ryan, and for a moment, execs were considering getting rid of Vanna, but in the next negotiations, if Vanna stays on the same page, then they will likely offer a few more years at the same rate,” the source told the publication. 

“They are happy to keep her around, but if she pushes for more, then they might start thinking about a replacement,” they added.

As for White, she allegedly is aware of she doesn’t have a lot of leverage, but is working to strive and get a new deal before anything occurs.

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“Vanna knows what she is working with and knows she doesn’t have that much leverage,” the source said. “But she’s currently having her agents and lawyers deal with it before any type of public griping happens.”

White negotiated a raise with the help of Bryan Freedman, the attorney representing Justin Baldoni in his ongoing legal woes with Blake Lively, last 12 months, after going 18 years without one.

She then signed on for the 2025-2026 seasons with an elevated wage.

She is reported to make $3 million per 12 months, though it’s far less than her co-hosts, with Sajak reportedly making $15 million a season before he left.