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Reba & Chris REUNITED: McEntire’s Heartfelt Words on Rich’s Brave Comeback After Stroke – What It Means for ‘Reba’ Fans! Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster as Reba McEntire unveils her true feelings about sharing the screen once more with ‘Reba’ favorite Christopher Rich following his challenging recovery from a stroke. Discover the touching details of their reunion, the unspoken bond that still exists, and what this heartwarming comeback could mean for the beloved sitcom’s legacy. This story of friendship and resilience will capture your heart!

How Reba McEntire Felt About Reuniting With ‘Reba’ Co-Star After His Stroke

Reba McEntire was back on set with her on-screen ex-husband, actor Christopher “Chris” Rich, for a February 2025 episode of her new NBC comedy, Happy’s Place. While speaking to Us Weekly in a May 8 interview, McEntire noted that Rich filmed his Happy’s Place episode after taking a long acting hiatus following his severe 2018 stroke.

“To bring Chris back in [after Reba], that was the most special to the producers — Kevin Abbott and Mindy Schultheis and Michael Hanel. They were all from the Reba sitcom. To bring Chris back in after his stroke, it really made a difference in his life. He got to come back to the work that he loved so much around the people that he loves so much. And we all love him. It’s been a huge blessing for all of us,” said McEntire to the publication.

She then expressed her gratitude to work with Rich and other members of the Reba cast again on Happy’s Place. She explained that her former Reba co-stars still all have great chemistry.

“It is so gratifying. We’re so thankful and grateful. [I get to work] with Rex Linn, my boyfriend and Melissa who I’ve worked with before [on Reba] and have known her since 2001,” said McEntire during the Us Weekly interview. “Then having Belissa [Escobedo], Tokala [Black Elk] and Pablo [Castelblanco] as the other cast members — we’re all so different. It’s an eclectic group that is so much fun getting everybody together. We learn from each other and we feed off each other. They’re great actors and we just had the best time. We can’t wait to go back and start working on season 2.”

Rich spoke about his return to acting for Happy’s Place in a February 2025 interview with Entertainment Tonight. During the interview, alongside McEntire and Happy’s Place star Melissa Peterman, who played Rich’s Reba character Brock Hart’s wife, Barbra Jean Hart, the 71-year-old said McEntire convinced him it was time to show off his acting skills again.

“I’ve basically taken the last decade off. And if anyone was going to drag me out of the dark corner of the closet, it would be the redhead,” said Rich to the publication.

He explained that he had difficulty following his stroke and “didn’t even want to go out of the house a lot of the time.” Rich said, however, that his former Reba co-stars would constantly encourage him to go out with them.

“They got me back out. They would invite me to parties and reunion things,” said Rich.

Rich also told the publication that playing tattoo artist Maverick on Happy’s Place “means the world to [him].”

“I needed somewhere that I could feel safe, to really try and trot this broken body out again,” said Rich during the interview.

McEntire then applauded Rich for his bravery.

“For him to have the courage to come do this and to make everyone feel so comfortable, he did have a stroke and he’s back acting. And that gives such inspiration to other people,” said McEntire.

Country Queens UNLEASH Fury at ACMs: Reba, Lainey, Miranda’s “Trailblazer” Performance IGNITES Stage! Forget polite applause – Reba McEntire, Lainey Wilson, and Miranda Lambert’s fiery debut of “Trailblazer” at the ACM Awards sent shockwaves through the audience! Witnesses describe a raw, powerful performance that transcended mere entertainment, leaving jaws dropped and social media ablaze

Reba McEntire, Lainey Wilson, Miranda Lambert Start a Fire With ‘Trailblazer’ at ACM Awards

Lainey Wilson, Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert perform onstage at the 60th Academy Of Country Music Awards Rich Polk/Penske Media

Three generations of musicians took hold of the 2025 ACM Awards stage as Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson delivered the debut live performance of their collaboration “Trailblazer.”

The three artists took the stage in matching brown suede and turquoise, with an open road behind them. They harmonized their collaboration perfectly, standing in formation and singing directly to one another.

“Talk about a trailblazer cutting one path at a time Running like a dream chaser/Living on a prayer and a rhyme/You put a flag in the ground to a country sound/To the rhythm of your own highway/Talk about a trailblazer/I’m rolling down the road you paved,” they sang. The record includes shoutouts to Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, and Tammy Wynette.

“Trailblazer” was co-written by Wilson and Lambert with Brandy Clark. McEntire produced the record alongside Tony Brown and Steve Marcantonio. The country star’s performance arrives as she hosts the ACMs for the 18th time since 1986.

 

Last year, McEntire premiered her single “I Can’t” at the ACM Awards and took the stage with Lambert at 2024’s Stagecoach. “I’d love to tour with Miranda. I love her sassiness and her fun energy and I love her music, so you bet — that’d be a great tour,” she told Variety.

Wilson returns to the ACM Awards as a nominee with nods for Entertainer of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, and Artist-Songwriter of the Year. She also scored nominations for Visual Media of the Year and Song of the Year for “4x4xU,” plus Album of the Year for Whirlwind. McEntire has been nominated for 48 career ACM Awards with 16 wins, while Lambert has won 35 ACM Awards out of 75 nominations.

Reba McEntire and Rex Linn’s Affectionate ACMs Display Fuels Renewed Speculation About Impending Nuptials. Their tender moment on the Academy of Country Music Awards red carpet has been interpreted by many as a significant step towards marriage, given McEntire’s past statements. While no official announcement has been made, the palpable connection between the beloved country icon and her partner has intensified fan anticipation for wedding bells, prompting thoughtful discussions within the country music community about their future together.

Reba McEntire and Rex Linn Share a Sweet ACMs Moment

Reba McEntire and her boyfriend, Rex Linn, shared a sweet moment while walking the red carpet for the 60th Academy of Country Music Awards. While posing at the event, held on May 8 in Frisco, Texas, McEntire and Linn smiled as they stood shoulder-to-shoulder. The couple, who began dating in 2020, held hands as photographers snapped their cameras.

McEntire wore a glittering black jacket, a matching shirt, black trousers, and sparkling knee-high boots for the big night. Meanwhile, Linn sported dark-washed jeans, a black button-down shirt, and a matching blazer. He finished off the look with a blue tie and black dress shoes.

Not only are McEntire and Linn romantic partners, but they’re also co-workers. Linn co-stars with his girlfriend on her new ABC sitcom, Happy’s Place, which premiered in late 2024. During an October 2024 interview with Us Weekly, McEntire spoke about her dynamic with Linn, whom she described as “the love of [her] life.”

“Rex and I are best friends. We get along. We have the same likes, dislikes. We’re foodies. We love to cook. We were wanting to be cowboys and cowgirls, but then we got into the entertainment business instead. So everything has worked out great for Rex and me,” said McEntire to the publication.

In addition, McEntire said she believed she and Linn have improved each other.

“Rex brings out the little girl in me. And I have fun. I’m dorky, I’m goofy. He is too. And we just laugh and we love to laugh. And we love each other. So that’s a lot of fun,” said McEntire during the Us Weekly interview.

McEntire, who has two ex-husbands, Charlie Battles and Narvel Blackstock, clarified that she isn’t in a hurry to marry Linn.

“I really don’t think it makes any difference to me at all. I’m fine with the way we are. If Rex ever wants to get married, then we’ll talk about it,” said McEntire.

Vanna White’s Somber Announcement Sparks Industry-Wide Reflection on “Wheel of Fortune’s” Future. Longtime co-host Vanna White has made a significant and unexpected revelation regarding her tenure on the iconic game show, “Wheel Of Fortune.” While details remain confidential, her remarks have prompted serious contemplation within the television community about the show’s enduring legacy and potential transitions. Insiders suggest her statement hints at a nearing end to her celebrated run, raising questions about succession plans and the future dynamic of the beloved program that has captivated audiences for decades.

Vanna White Makes Surprising Revelation About Her Time On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’

After more than four decades as host, Sajak’s final episode with his letter-revealing colleague is scheduled to air June 7. He’s set to be replaced by Ryan Seacrest.

Regarding a two-year extension that White signed following contentious contract talks for the show, TV Insider asked her, “How long do you see yourself sticking around?”

“I don’t know,” White replied in an interview published Saturday. “When I heard that Pat was retiring, I thought maybe I should retire too. But I’m not ready! We’ll see toward the end of those two years how I feel. I thank God after all these years that I still love my job.”

White had reportedly threatened to quit if she didn’t receive a hefty raise that was closer to Sajak’s salary, signing a deal in 2023 to keep her on the job at least through the 2025-2026 season. That would cover two full seasons with Seacrest.

White, who has been at Sajak’s side since 1982 and hosted the show temporarily when he had surgery in 2019, has surprised even herself over her longevity on the game show.

“I never would have thought that this would turn into a 40-plus-year job,” she said to TV Insider. “I’m happy that I am myself [on the show]. I don’t play a character. I am who I am. It’s a fun show that everybody of all ages enjoys. We give money away!”

Vanna White, left, said she thought about packing it in as well after Pat Sajak declared that he was retiring from “Wheel of Fortune.”

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Secret Annoyance FINALLY Exposed, Fans DEMAND Action! The seemingly affable host of “The Price Is Right,” Drew Carey, is facing a furious backlash as a deeply irritating and previously overlooked habit has been brought to light by eagle-eyed viewers

The Price Is Right fans slam host Drew Carey’s ‘annoying’ habit during jackpot and beg him to ‘stop’

THE PRICE Is Right host Drew Carey has been slammed by fans for his seemingly annoying habit.

The commotion started when the game show’s Instagram account shared a brief clip from Wednesday’s episode.

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The Price Is Right host Drew Carey annoyed fans as he repeated: ‘Right in the middle ‘several timesCredit: Instagram/therealpriceisright

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The Price Is Right host Drew Carey shook hands with contestant Carlos after the Plinko gameCredit: Instagram/therealpriceisright
During the Jackpot special, contestant Carlos competed for a chance at a huge prize.

During the Plinko segment, Carlos had to slide a circular chip down the board.

His chip had to lo land in one of the slots at the bottom.

“$100,000! Right in the middle!” the Price is Right host teased.

“$100 grand! Right in the middle! Good luck!”

“Come on baby! Get to the middle! Get to the middle! The middle!” he continued.

“$100,000 in the middle!” Drew repeated as the crowd cheered.

THE COMMENTS

In the comments sections, critics slammed the host for repeating the same phrases over and over again.

“My guy Drew… Do you not know how to express excitement?” one critic mocked.

“Drew really needs to stop saying RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE when Plinko is playing!” another critic trolled.

 

 

Price is Right announcer teases ‘well that’s our show’ minutes into broadcast after contestant ‘offends’ Drew Carey
“Bob Barker did the same ugh. Do they have to keep the audience engaged like that?,” a third person said, mentioning Drew’s late predecessor.

“Plinko on steroids. Lots of laughs. What the hell Drew was that?” a fourth person wrote.

The Whose Line Is It Anyway? alum took over for the late Bob Barker, 99, as the host for Price is Right in 2007.

LOSING WEIGHT

Also during the episode, Drew showed off his weight loss while wearing a pinstriped suit with a polka-dot shirt.

The Price is Right Hosts

The Price is Right first came on TV in 1972. Fans fell in love with the game show so much that it has been on for over 50 years. Throughout that time, the show has had a few different hosts. Find out who they are below.

Bob Barker – 1972 to June 2007 (also became executive producer in 1988)

Drew Carey – October 2007 to present

Dennis James – filled in for Bob in 1974 when he missed four episodes, also hosted the nighttime version

Craig Ferguson – 2014 April Fools Day Special

He strutted across the stage in Converse shoes.

In early March, Drew told People that he lost 80 pounds after cutting carbs and hitting 45-minute cardio workouts several times a week.

He changed his eating habits and removed pasta, cake, and other sugary and fattening foods from his diet.

“That’s part of my happiness now, is being able to look in the mirror and go, ‘Oh, I like my haircut, I like my face, I like the way I’m dressed, and I look good in this.’” the TV star revealed.

“I don’t have to sit in a corner or apologize to myself in my head when I’m talking to somebody, you know what I mean?”

“All these things you do when you’re overweight or you think something’s wrong with you,” he closed.

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Fans claimed Drew picked up the annoying habit from former Price is Right host bob BarkerCredit: Getty

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Drew revealed he lost 80 pounds after changing his diet and exercising moreCredit: Getty

In a candid revelation, longtime host Drew Carey has disclosed unsettling information regarding substances or methods some “The Price Is Right” contestants have reportedly employed prior to appearing on the show.

Drew Carey Reveals Which Drugs ‘The Price Is Right’ Contestants Have Used Before Filming

I guess you could say the price is… high. According to The Price is Right host Drew Carey, it’s “not unusual” for contestants to use “liquid courage” to compete on the show.

Speaking to TV Insider, Carey admitted, “That happens here all the time.”

He continued, “They’ll have a [marijuana] gummy or I’ll smell alcohol on their breath. Not unusual.” Carey even recalled one contestant who was chosen from the audience to compete — all while “tripping on mushrooms.”

“He came with a bunch of friends. He was a sketch [comedy] guy. I found out later when I went to [comedy theater group Upright Citizens Brigade] to hang out, and they were like, ‘Did you see that guy who claimed to be a skateboarding rabbi?’” Carey said. “I asked him what he did for a living. And he goes, ‘I’m a skateboarding rabbi.’ He didn’t think he was going to get picked, and he totally tripped.”

But Carey praised the show’s live audience, telling the outlet, “That’s a favorite part of the show. They’re normal people that live normal lives. This is average America right here. There are no CEOs, ultra-rich upper management… These are middle class, working class. Every religion. It’s a cross-section of America.”

Weirder things have happened on The Price Is Right.

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Earlier this year, former producer Mike Richards revealed the game show has a protocol in place in case a contestant pees on themselves while filming.

“When I got there, they had a system in place in case someone peed their pants,” Richards told People. “I never saw it happen, but there were curtains and a blow dryer and [a] pair of sweats just in case, since we’d have to get on with the show.”

Carey took over The Price is Right mantle from legendary game show host Bob Barker after he retired in 2007. Now in his 16th year, he’s become the longest-running game show host on television since Pat Sajak retired this year from Wheel of Fortune.

Prior to his ongoing stint on CBS, Carey famously hosted Whose Line is It Anyway? and The Drew Carey Show.

The Price is Right airs weekdays on CBS at 11/10c.

You Won’t BELIEVE What a Former “Price Is Right” Producer Just Revealed! Get ready for the jaw-dropping exposé that has the show’s most devoted fans reeling. A former insider is pulling back the curtain on secrets the producers never wanted you to know

Former ‘Price is Right’ producer shares protocol for contestants so excited they ‘pee their pants’

Mike Richards also worked on other game shows, like ‘Jeopardy!’

Hearing “Come on down!” on “The Price is Right” would make anyone excited, and there’s apparently plan in place if someone gets a little too excited.

Former “Price is Right” and “Jeopardy!” producer Mike Richards told People recently that if someone accidentally wets their pants on set, production is prepared.

“When I got there, they had a system in place in case someone peed their pants,” Richards told the outlet.

He added, “I never saw it happen, but there were curtains and a blow dryer and [a] pair of sweats just in case, since we’d have to get on with the show.”

Other kinds of accidents have happened on the set of “The Price is Right.”

Last year, a contestant named Henry was celebrating his winning one of the games when he dislocated his shoulder. His wife, Alice, finished off the show by spinning the wheel for him.

Henry ended up winning a Hawaiian vacation in the showcase showdown, and the show’s social media post of the clip joked, “He won a trip to Hawaii and the ER #PriceIsRight.”

In 2014, a contestant named Judy hurt her ankle while spinning the wheel and played the Showcase Showdown on crutches.

Richards worked on “The Price is Right” during its transition from Bob Barker as host to Drew Carey’s takeover and has also worked on “Wheel of Fortune” and “Let’s Make a Deal” throughout his career.

The producer recently addressed his brief time as replacement host of “Jeopardy!” following the death of Alex Trebek.

Richards told People, “No one was more surprised than me. “They told me, ‘We’d like you to be the host of the syndicated version of “Jeopardy!”‘ I paused, and said, ‘Oh wow. Thank you. What’s the media plan?’ Because I was very concerned that this was going to be scrutinized as closely as a presidential election. There was widespread belief that whoever got the job first wouldn’t make it.”

“Everyone was so angry because it looked like I had gone into a room and picked myself,” he admitted. “And that’s not what happens in television, but I understood that that’s what the outward appearances were.”

Fox News Digital’s Janelle Ash and Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

Ken Jennings Offers Intimate Glimpse into Marriage, Shares Rare Anecdote About Wife. In a departure from his typically reserved public persona, “Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings recently shared a personal and touching story about his wife, Jen. This unusual glimpse into his private life has resonated with fans, prompting discussions about the balance between public figure and personal life

Ken Jennings Makes Rare Joke About Wife in Backstage ‘Jeopardy!’ Photo

The clue: This Jeopardy! host may or may not have landed himself in hot water with his wife after showing her photos in his dressing room — none of which were her or their family. The question: Who is Ken Jennings?

The iconic Jeopardy! host and legendary former contestant has been married to wife Mindy Jennings since 2020. Together, they have two kids: daughter Caitlin, 18, and son Dylan, 20.

Despite his own strong family unit, even Ken had to eat crow when Mindy came into her husband’s Jeopardy! dressing room on Thursday, May 1.

Ken recalled their conversation in the caption of one of his most recent Instagram posts — as well as revealing the non-family photo that’s actually on the wall.

 

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Here’s what went down, according to the ABC personality. Their exchange is as follows:

“HER: I’m going to bring you a framed family photo. Why don’t you have any personal pictures hanging in here?”

ME: What do you mean, I have this photo of the Clue Crew.”

“HER: That’s exactly what I mean.”

To be fair, Jennings’ “Clue Crew” has always treated each other like family. The team was made up of executive producer Sarah Whitcomb-Foss, Kelly Miyahara, and Jimmy McGuire, who delivered Jeopardy! clues all around in the world for more than 20 seasons, per TV Insider.

Whitcomb-Foss, for her part, responded to Ken’s Instagram by quipping, “I don’t see any problem here. 😂.”

McGuire also pointed out the family aspect within their Clue Crew. “In the words of Sister Sledge….and [the Pittsburgh Pirates] theme song in 1979….We are Fam-a-lee! 🖤💛.”

“Jeopardy!” Host Ken Jennings and Contestant Issue Unprecedented Criticism of “The Price Is Right,” Signaling Potential Inter-Show Rivalry. In a surprising turn of events, beloved “Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings and a recent contestant have publicly voiced their disapproval of long-running game show “The Price Is Right.” This rare instance of direct critique from within the competitive game show landscape raises questions about the underlying tensions and potential for a burgeoning rivalry between these iconic television institutions, prompting discussion among industry analysts and fans alike.

‘Jeopardy!’ host Ken Jennings and contestant bash ‘The Price Is Right’

The war of the game shows has commenced.

“Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings took a swipe at “The Price Is Right,” insinuating that the quiz show contestants are superior to players on the CBS game show.

Jennings, 48, teamed up with contestant Greg Snyder on Tuesday’s episode, slamming the rival show while discussing Snyder’s prior game show experience.

“Fifteen years ago, I was lucky enough to get picked on ‘The Price Is Right,’ where I won a car,” Snyder, a call center manager from Las Vegas, said from his podium. “I gotta say, [‘Jeopardy!’] is just a thousand times better. So much more fun.”

“Anybody can be on ‘The Price is Right,’ ” he added. “You gotta work to be on ‘Jeopardy!’ “

Jennings also made a dig against “The Price Is Right,” saying, “We didn’t just pull you out of the crowd today, Greg. You didn’t come in with a uniform or a funny sign.”

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“The Price Is Right” premiered in 1972 on CBS and has been hosted by Drew Carey since 2007. Getty Images
Snyder may have won a new Pontiac during his time on the longest-running game show, but on “Jeopardy!,” he finished in third place after four-day champ Matthew Marcus and runner-up Carolyn Shivers.

The Post has reached out to CBS and “Jeopardy!” for comment.

Recently, one “Jeopardy!” player aired his grievances about the popular trivia challenge series recently, taking to Facebook to criticize the ABC show.

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“Fifteen years ago, I was lucky enough to get picked on ‘The Price Is Right,’ where I won a car,” Greg Snyder, a call center manager from Las Vegas, said from his podium. “I gotta say, [‘Jeopardy!’] is just a thousand times better. So much more fun.” ABC
Three-time winner Yogesh Raut, 38, called “Jeopardy!” a “glorified reality show” and implied its viewers are racist. While he scored $94,403 on the series, he wrote a plethora of rants on Jan. 12 about his experiences.

He began by explaining his quiz-related accomplishments and then noted: “Yet today I’m receiving the most attention, praise, congratulations and nasty trolling from strangers (!) of my life…and for what? What did I do to get the biggest paycheck of my quizzing career? I beat two guys.”

“ ‘Jeopardy!’ is not the problem; its centrality to American society is,” he said. “There will never be a healthy quizzing culture in this country until we learn to stop pretending that ‘Jeopardy!’ is important.”

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Jennings (pictured) has hosted “Jeopardy!” since 2021, splitting duties with co-host Mayim Bialik. ABC
Raut continued: “ ‘Jeopardy!’ is a fun TV show but putting it on a pedestal is an objectively bad thing.  It’s bad for the future of quizzing.”

He also claimed that the series is harmful to women and people of color who want to be treated as equals to white men, saying: “People who make no effort to learn about my experiences blithely default to an ‘Angry Brown Man with chip on shoulder’ label.”

“Toxic White entitlement, like toxic male entitlement, is real, is genuinely harmful, and is not going anywhere,” the Washington native went on. “There’s been a lot of back-patting in the quizzing community recently, talk of how we’re undergoing a ‘reckoning.’ I see no reckoning.”

Drew Carey Unearths Potential Historical Inaccuracy Regarding Bob Barker’s “Price Is Right” Tenure. In a recent revelation, current “The Price Is Right” host Drew Carey has alluded to a possible error or oversight during the long and celebrated reign of his predecessor, Bob Barker

Drew Carey reveals when he’s going to retire from ‘The Price Is Right’: Bob Barker ‘made a mistake’

Drew Carey knows he’s the right man for the job.

The television host, 65, discussed his future on “The Price Is Right” during an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the CBS Fall Schedule Celebration on Thursday.

“I’m not going anywhere,” he said.

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Drew Carey hosting “The Price Is Right” Getty Images

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Drew Carey at the CBS Fall Schedule Celebration in Hollywood AFP via Getty Images
Carey has been hosting the beloved game show since 2007 when he took over from Bob Barker.

“I think Bob made a mistake by retiring,” Carey added. “I’m not gonna make that same mistake.”

“As long as my heart is ticking and they want me to be on the show, I think I’m gonna do ‘The Price Is Right.’ I just love it,” he said. “I think I was made for it.”

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Drew Carey has been hosting “The Price Is Right” since 2007 Getty Images
“The Price Is Right” is the longest-running game show in the US. It premiered in 1972 with Barker as host, a role he continued to fill for 35 years. His final episode aired on June 15, 2007.

Barker died in August 2023 at the age of 99 after battling Alzheimer’s disease.

“It is with profound sadness that we announce that the World’s Greatest MC who ever lived, Bob Barker, has left us,” Barker’s longtime rep, Roger Neal, confirmed to The Post at the time.

Barker never publicly announced he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, but did star in a 2013 PSA for PETA which claimed not eating meat could help prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

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Bob Barker hosting “The Price Is Right” CBS via Getty Images
After Barker’s tragic death, Carey paid tribute to the late TV host in a statement that he shared on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

“Very sad day for the Price Is Right family, and animal lovers all over the world,” Carey wrote. “There hasn’t been a day on set that I didn’t think of Bob Barker and thank him. I will carry his memory in my heart forever. #RIPBobBarker We love you.”

Carey also raved about his predecessor a month after Barker’s death in an interview with ET on the “Price Is Right” set.

“He was so good at this,” Carey said in September 2023. “He was so good at relating to people and getting them to be relaxed and be themselves. You watch his demeanor and his attitude. He never seemed stressed.”

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Drew Carey at the 2024 Writers Guild Awards Los Angeles ceremony. Getty Images for Writers Guild of America West
In that same interview, Carey shared how he’s improved as the show’s host.

“I’ve learned to relax while I’m onstage and not be so uptight about what’s going on,” he explained. “I just have to own the show and make it like my living room, because he was so comfortable in front of a camera.”