The inimitable Sherri Shepherd, who perfectly blends faith and laughter in the world of daytime television, has been blessed with yet another season of her vibrant talk show, "Sherri."

Black women have long been underrepresented on television. But things are slowly changing as Black Christian women like Tamron Hall, Jennifer Hudson, and Sherri Shepherd are taking center stage in the notoriously white, secular space of daytime talk shows.

A formal announcement has been made that former The View co-host, Sherri Shepherd—also an outspoken Christian— is getting her own syndicated daytime talk show, Sherri, to replace The Wendy Williams Show, which will be officially canceled after the current season ends.

“I am incredibly sad right now,” said Sherri Shepherd who detailed the first and only time that she and Desselle Reid connected on a deep, personal level.

Sherri Shepherd, former co-host of “The View,” shared a deeply personal journal entry from July 2007, written approximately two months before accepting her new role and being formally introduced to millions of viewers.

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Christian actress, Sherri Shepherd, expressed her disapproval of Liam Neeson’s racist rhetoric. She said, “I think that was a story he should have kept inside in his home with his friends...”

In a quest to improve her overall health, Christian comedian and actress Sherri Shepherd has kicked sugar altogether and is coasting toward a 3-month sugar-free milestone! Is it healthy to go sugar-free? A doctor weighs in.

Sherri Shepherd, who spent seven years as a regular co-host of ABC's "The View," before exiting, defended Christians that express their faith in the supernatural power of God after Joy Behar called them mentally ill.