*TV talk show “Sister Circle” has been cancelled after three seasons, the production company, Tegna, announced in a press release.
According to the AJC.com’s Radio & TV Talk, the Atlanta-based talker will air its final episode on April 24. The company explained that “while there are many loyal fans of the show, the show has not grown its audience enough to continue.”
The popular talk show debuted in 2017 and is hosted by TV and radio personality Rashan Ali, Syleena Johnson, ‘Married to Medicine’star Quad Webb and comedienne Kiana Dancie who was replaced by reality star Trina Braxton (‘Braxton Family Values’) in the 2nd season.
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In a text message to Radio & TV Talk’s Rodney Ho, Ali said: “it was a privilege to have this opportunity. I am so proud of the show and want to thank my co-hosts, our production team and our ‘Sister Circle’ family for making an indelible impact in media.”
She added: “Right now, however, my thoughts and prayers are with Ryan Cameron who played an integral role in my career.”
CNN contributor April Ryan expressed her disappointment over the show’s cancellation in a tweet on Monday, writing “I’m disappointed to learn that @TEGNA has canceled @SisterCircleTV! This show offered a unique point of view from four Black hosts @RashanAli @Syleena_Johnson @AbsolutelyQuad & @TrinaBraxton! Someone else pick up this show!
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