E! Reports: “Erin Andrews Leaving ESPN, Next Move Uncertain for DWTS Alum” – TV News
As reported today at E! Online. Here’s an excerpt:
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ESPN will be missing one vibrant, spunky, beautiful and talented face.
Former Dancing With the Stars contestant Erin Andrews will be leaving her cohosting gig on the sports network after eight years on the job, Deadline reports.
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The network’s VP of Communications Josh Krulewitz tweeted this afternoon, “Erin Andrews leaving ESPN. She did great work for us & we made an aggressive offer to keep her. We wish her the best on her next chapter.”
So what’s next for Miss Andrews?
SI.com is reporting that Fox Sports News is trying to snag Andrews, although a rep told the site, “We are not in a position to discuss Erin’s next career move.”
Andrews, whose contract ends tomorrow, joined with ESPN in 2004 and has been cohosting College GameDay since 2011.
Read the rest of the article here: Erin Andrews Leaving ESPN, Next Move Uncertain for DWTS Alum – E! Online (US) – TV News
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