Vanna White recently shocked the hosts of “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show” by revealing that she only works on “Wheel of Fortune” for 34 days a year. She has been the co-host of the iconic game show since 1982,

The competition recently endured the biggest changes in its history when Ryan Seacrest stepped in as the new host, starring alongside Vanna White following Pat Sajak‘s retirement from Wheel of Fortune after 41 seasons in June 2024.

Vanna White only works 34 days a year, but she says it’s not as easy as you think. During a recent conversation on the“Elvis Duran and the Morning Show,” White talked about her work schedule on “Wheel of Fortune.

But just because Pat Sajak and Vanna White, who now accompanies the new host Ryan Seacrest, appear on the silver screen every night, that doesn't mean they're working throughout the year. Recently, the show's co-host,

(CNN) – Vanna White has a lot of time on her hands. During an appearance on the “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show,” the legendary letter turner on “Wheel of Fortune” says she works roughly 34 days a year. That’s because the game show typically shoots six episodes per day.

For the most part, Pat Sajak has stayed out of the spotlight in the time since he officially called it quits and delivered his emotional final episode address to viewers. But afte

Vanna White can be seen on television frequently as the co-host of Ryan Seacrest on the TV game show Wheel of Fortune. Her continued run on the show follows 42 years of co-hosting with Pat Sajak for 42 years before his retirement in 2024.

We’ll put the amount of days Vanna White works per year on “Wheel of Fortune” in the game show’s puzzle form: _ _ Care to guess? The answer is ... ... 34. Less than seven working weeks to ply her decades-old gig as the iconic letter revealer.

As the new era of Wheel of Fortune continues with Ryan Seacrest as its freshman host for the 2025 TV schedule, Vanna White is still keeping the normalcy going. She signed a new contract in 2024 after a lengthy negotiation,

The lucky winner is … Vanna White. The co-host of “Wheel of Fortune” revealed the surprisingly low number of days she films the hit game show each year during a recent radio interview with “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show.