CBS's 'Morning Show' star Gayle King faces uncertain future amid internal tensions over her focus on progressive and diverse content, which has reportedly upset network executives. Sources indicate that King's approach, including interviews with figures like RuPaul's Drag Race winner Bob the Drag Queen, may lead to her departure, especially as ratings decline and audience demographics shift away from her style.
Insiders reveal that while King remains committed to her journalistic and advocacy efforts, her continued emphasis on socially progressive topics has not resonated with the show's core viewers, prompting criticism from conservative groups. The program's declining viewership—dropping below 2 million and losing significant portions of the coveted 25-54 demographic—has intensified pressure on the show's leadership.
Despite contractual stability through 2026, with an extension valued between $13 million and $15 million, changes at the network, including potential leadership shifts at Skydance Media, could result in King's replacement. Some names under consideration include Natalie Morales and Jericka Duncan.
As CBS struggles with internal chaos, legal controversies, and decli...
CBS Stars Gayle King Faces Uncertain Future Amid Internal Tensions and Ratings Decline
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