Wheel of Fortune fans ‘too distracted’ by Vanna White’s sultry leopard mini dress to watch players face-off in new game

Vanna White's leg-flaunting dress distracted Wheel of Fortune viewers

VANNA White has donned such a bold number for Wednesday’s Wheel of Fortune episode that some viewers were unable to focus on the game.

The 65-year-old’s leopard mini dress became the talk of Twitter where fans couldn’t stop posting about her look.

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Vanna White’s leg-flaunting dress distracted Wheel of Fortune viewersCredit: NBC
Some fans said they "needed" it and others were divided

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Some fans said they “needed” it and others were dividedCredit: NBC

The Wheel of Fortune episode was won by Marissa, who couldn’t get to “Powerful Jaguar” in the bonus round but still won $29.8K.

Speaking of, Vanna wore an animal print dress that was hard to ignore.

The leopard-print number cut off at her upper thigh, showing more skin than usual.

She completed the look with black high heels and the dress had black leather puff sleeves and trim, flowing freely as she went to the puzzle board.

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FANS FLOW TO TWITTER

“I need Vanna’s dress!” one viewer gushed on Twitter.

“Vanna never wears the same dress twice on Wheel of Fortune, so maybe she will give it to you,” another fan replied.

“Not one of Vanna’s nicer dresses,” a third viewer accused.

“What in the Sam Hill is Vanna wearing tonight?” wrote a fourth downer as the outfit clearly was turning heads.

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40 YEARS AND 7,500 DRESSES

Vanna and co-host Pat Sajak are currently pulling double duty, hosting not only their daily syndicated show but also the prime-time spinoff celebrity version.

It was during a break in the taping of a recent celebrity episode that Vanna took questions from fans in the audience.

One audience member asked how long she typically spends in the fitting room.

“No one’s ever asked me that!” she exclaimed, before revealing she has worn more than 7,500 different dresses throughout her many years on the show.

“Every fitting I do, which is typically once a week, or every other week, I must try on at least 50 dresses,” she continued. “And I’ve been doing that for 40 years.

“I’m exhausted!” Vanna added.

Vanna also threw out a bonus fact: “I don’t get to keep the dresses,” she confessed. “But the shoes and jewelry are mine.”

After her big reveal, celebrity contestant Kristen Schaal followed up with a query of her own.

“When you are at your home, do you wear a dress then?” the Bob’s Burgers star asked. “What do you like to wear around the house normally?”

Vanna knew just how to answer that: “Pajamas,” she sighed. “No makeup, and slip on bunny slippers.

Vanna has an intense workout schedule she follows in order to fit the dresses designers send her 40 years running.

In an interview with Yahoo Life, the TV personality acknowledged “I’m not a young spring chicken anymore,” but that “it is what it is!”

“I do the best I can. I eat pretty good. I exercise. I just try to stay healthy, and be the best I can at my age.”

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Vanna divulged that her preferred exercise is spinning, an activity that she routinely completes five days a week.

The star also does push-ups and sit-ups – and swears by sunscreen.

Vanna White has worn more than 7500 dresses on Wheel of Fortune as she never repeats an outfit

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Vanna White has worn more than 7500 dresses on Wheel of Fortune as she never repeats an outfitCredit: Instagram/ officialvannawhite
She and Pat Sajak have hosted their game show for 40 years

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She and Pat Sajak have hosted their game show for 40 yearsCredit: Getty Images – Getty
The show put some of her most iconic outfits on a cake for her recent mile marker

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The show put some of her most iconic outfits on a cake for her recent mile markerCredit: ABC

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