CBS 'The Talk' Hires Aisha Tyler As Co-Host Post Leah And Holly Firing

CBS The Talk has added yet another host since the controversial firing of Leah Remini and Holly Robinson Peete going into its second season.

Julie Chen, moderator and co-host of the show has been singled out as the villain. Just last month rumors surfaced she was already tired of new host comedian Sheryl Underwood. Underwood remains…for now.

Deadline.com has confirmed another face has been added to the mad house, Ghost Whisperer and Friends star Aisha Taylor. Taylor will join Chen, Underwood, Sara Gilbert and Sharon Osbourne.

Will Aisha be able to fill the void of either Holly or Leah? FYI: Holly did land on her feet! She snagged a multi episode arc on CBS’ Mike & Molly.

Aisha Tyler brings previous hosting experience to the table. In addition to a week long stint on The Talk she was a guest host for CBS’ Late Late Show.

Let’s hope she last!

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