Ricki Lake Says Whether She Plans To Return To Daytime TV
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The former talk show host reflected on her popular "Ricki Lake" program, which ran from 1993 to 2004.
Fans hoping to see Ricki Lake return to daytime TV may be disappointed.
In an Entertainment Tonight video released Friday, Lake made it clear that her days as a talk show host were behind her.
When asked if she’d ever do another talk show, Lake responded, “Probably never.”
“I did it. I lived it. I’m really proud of the show I did back then,” she said. “I don’t know — I’m happy to be a guest.”
The hit show “Ricki Lake” — where guests got makeovers or confronted exes who dumped them, among other themes — ran from 1993 to 2004.
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