Vanna White signs new Wheel of Fortune deal — How long will she stay Release Date

  • Vanna White signs new contract with ‘Wheel of Fortune’
  • New deal extends her hosting tenure until 2024
  • White has been part of the show for nearly 40 years

Vanna White, co-host of the famous game show ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ has recently inked a new deal that extends her time with the show. Fans can expect her to stay with the long-running show until 2024. This new contract ensures that White will continue to be a part of the popular television program, which she joined almost four decades ago.

Her co-host, Pat Sajak, has also signed a contract that will have him continue as the main host for the same period. Sajak has been hosting the show since its debut in 1981, while White joined in 1982. Together, they have become a popular and recognizable pair for viewers worldwide.

Both White and Sajak reportedly earn a salary in the low seven-figure range per year for their work on ‘Wheel of Fortune.’ The show, created by Merv Griffin, has been on TV screens since 1975 and remains one of the most successful syndicated programs in the United States.

Over the years, White has become iconic for her role on the show, revealing the letters on the puzzle board for contestants. Her presence on the show has given her a prominent place in American pop culture and game show history. With this new deal, viewers can look forward to more of White’s impressive presence on their screens up until 2024.

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