Julie Chen Says Sharon Osbourne's Exit from 'The Discussion' Was 'a Terrible Wreck': 'It Was Watching a Trainwreck'

 Julie Chen Moonves is standing up against her previous co-have, Sharon Osbourne.

Over two years after Osbourne, 70, left The Discussion following reaction for her live protection of her companion, Docks Morgan, Chen Moonves, 53, has ended her quiet on the sensational development.

Because of a fan-submitted question on Tuesday Watch Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Chen Moonves said of Osbourne's leave, "I think the situation was taken care of actually horrendously. It was extremely miserable to see."

Have Andy Cohen hopped in with his viewpoints, as well, as he communicated disarray regarding the reason why the issues weren't settled live. "It's a show called The Discussion. I thought they ought to have been continued and worked it out."

Chen Moonves, who filled in as a mediator for the board series for a considerable length of time before her takeoff in 2018, added of Osbourne's leave, "The situation was a terrible wreck. It was watching a trainwreck."

She additionally uncovered the last time she'd addressed Osbourne, saying that it was approximately eight months before the English television character's takeoff from the show. Chen Moonves said she connected "in light of the fact that I saw an image of [Sharon's little girl Kelly Osbourne] looking truly sound and lovely and I contacted her."

Both of the previous hosts of The Discussion left the CBS' long-running board series unexpectedly.

Chen Moonves ventured down in September 2018, saying she expected to "to invest more energy at home with my significant other and our young child." At that point, her better half Les Moonves was blamed for sexual wrongdoing by a few ladies and removed as director and President of CBS. (Chen Moonves remained by her better half, who she marry in 2004, and depicted him in an explanation as "a decent man and a caring dad," adding, "I completely support my significant other.")

She's since uncovered in her new sound journal, On the whole, God, that her exit from the CBS daytime show was a choice made for her. "That was a difficult time," she told Great Morning America on Monday. "I felt betrayed. I was, you know."

Concerning Osbourne, her experience as a host on the board series reached a conclusion in 2021. Inconvenience started when she shielded Wharfs Morgan's dubious comments scrutinizing the legitimacy of Meghan Markle's conversation of emotional wellness during her and Ruler Harry's plunk down with Oprah Winfrey.

Accordingly, her co-have Sheryl Underwood stood up against Osbourne's guard of the English writer, and the two got into a warmed and close to home trade in real time. "The way that you would try and prefer not to think about that [Meghan Markle's] want to need to take her own life is associated with her race, that excusal makes it a bigoted circumstance," Underwood, 59, told her co-have during the discussion.

Osbourne later released a conciliatory sentiment for her guard of her companion as she said she "overreacted, felt bushwhacked, got cautious" subsequent to "being blamed for being bigoted." Charges against Osbourne were then made by one of the first has of The Discussion, Holly Robinson Peete, who said, "I'm mature enough to recall when Sharon whined that I was too 'ghetto' for #theTalk...then I was gone," in a tweet.

In an explanation, CBS said, "The occasions of the Walk 10 transmission were disturbing to all interested parties, including the crowd watching at home. As a feature of our survey, we presumed that Sharon's way of behaving toward her co-has during the Walk 10 episode didn't line up with our qualities for a deferential working environment."

Underwood stays on The Discussion, close by co-has Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Spirits, and Jerry O'Connell. The show's fourteenth season is at present on stop in the midst of the continuous Hollywood scholars and entertainers strike.