The talkshow circuit has long proven a tough nut to crack, with but a few freshman series ever lasting the distance.
‘Sister Circle’ is sadly the latest casualty. For, per reports, the TV One talker has been axed after three seasons.
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Per its producers Tegna-Atlanta, it was confirmed that the show will wrap officially on April 24th.
A statement read:
“While there are many loyal fans of the show, the show has not grown its audience enough to continue.
Our four talented, engaging hosts had an uplifting and positive impact on daytime viewers and we are so proud of the team and what ‘Sister Circle’ has accomplished in its almost three-year run.”
Anchored by Syleena Johnson, ‘Married To Medicine’s Quad Webb, Rashad Ali, and Trina Braxton, the show was geared towards to African-American audience and competed with both ‘The Real’ and ‘The Talk’ in its morning slot.
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