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Many tryouts later, a permanent 'Live!' co-host for Kelly Ripa to be revealed Sept. 4
In this Jan. 24, 2012 photo, Kelly Ripa tapes an episode of "Live! with Kelly," in New York. The producers of “Live! With Kelly” say a new co-host will be revealed on the show Sept. 4. Ripa that morning will officially announce her new partner as he or she joins her on stage. By then, Ripa will have welcomed 59 guest co-hosts since Regis Philbin retired from the show last November, Disney-ABC Domestic Television said Monday, Aug. 20, 2012. The chosen one will come for that large pack, the company said. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes)
NEW YORK, N.Y. - The producers of "Live! With Kelly" say a new co-host will be revealed on the show Sept. 4.
Disney-ABC Domestic Television said Monday that Kelly Ripa will officially announce her new partner as he or she joins her on stage that morning. By then, Ripa will have welcomed 59 guest co-hosts since Regis Philbin retired from the show last November. The company says the chosen one will come for that large pack.
The day before the big revelation, Ripa will host the show solo for the first time.
Philbin, who created the show, exited at age 80 after presiding more than 28 years alongside several co-hosts.
Ripa became his on-air partner in 2001.
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