Tamron Hall's Bombshell Confession: How Her Looks Led to Her Departure from the 'Today Show'

Award-winning journalist Tamron Hall is finally revealing details about her contentious departure from NBC’s "Today." She was succeeded by Megyn Kelly after serving as co-anchor from 2014 to 2017, making history as the first African-American woman to hold the role.During an episode of Samantha Chatman's podcast, "I Made It, Mama," Hall disclosed that her dismissal stemmed from not fitting “the look” that the network desired. She recounted discovering her replacement while in Chicago and rushed to confront NBC executives, emphasizing her ratings achievements and showing her commitment to the show.Unfortunately, despite her appeals, Hall sensed that decisions had already been made. "I watched this man’s eyes glaze over," she observed, realizing the shifting expectations. Ultimately, she accepted that her absence aligned with her integrity, allowing her to thrive independently.In 2019, Hall launched her talk show, "Tamron Hall," on ABC, which has garnered multiple accolades and was recently renewed for a seventh season, reflecting her ongoing success and the support of her devoted audience.

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