RYAN Seacrest has shocked his fans after he talked about “living his dreams.”
He was not, however, talking about co-hosting Live With Kelly and Ryan alongside Kelly Ripa.
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Ryan posted to his Instagram over the weekend about living his dream of being an on-air radio host.
The post featured different pictures of him on his radio show, OnAir with Ryan Seacrest.
The video had him saying “102.7 KIIS FM” and “American Top 40” in many different ways.
“Happy #NationalRadioDay! Grateful for every day that I get to live out my childhood dreams of being on the air,” he captioned the post.
“Love sharing a laugh with our listeners, hearing their stories, getting to be a part of their daily lives, and working with the incredible KIIS & AT40 teams who make it all possible.”
Many fans sent him congratulatory messages and said that they love his radio show.
In 2004, Ryan became the host of American Top 40 and then later that year, the host of the KIIS-FM morning show.
On Air With Ryan Seacrest was formed in 2017 in New York City and as of now has a contract through 2025.
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CAREER MOVES
Ryan does it all when it comes to jobs.
He hosts the radio show, Live with Kelly and Ryan, American Idol, New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, and so much more.
On the show, he recently teased another venture that he might be getting into.
The 47-year-old sometimes welcomes chefs onto his talk show for cooking segments, and Ryan often will post his own cooking content on his social media.
Earlier this month, he revealed he’s hoping to turn his Instagram videos into a major career move.
He posted a video of himself whipping up some tacos and shared in the caption: “What better way to celebrate #TacoTuesday than with @snoopdogg’s ‘Tha Soft Touch Tacos’?
“This was so flavorful and simple to make, that it made me realize I don’t make a basic taco enough. Now, what should I make next?”
In the comments, fans started begging him for not only more social media videos but to also have his own cooking show.
Apparently, he’s already one step ahead of his followers.
One commenter said: “Love this and you, Ryan. Said it before, you need a foodie show!!”
Ryan admitted he “would love nothing more.”
Then, to another fan who asked about the host getting his own “foodie segment/show,” Ryan teased that everyone should “stay tuned.”
He went on to add a finger’s crossed emoji, further teasing that he’s working on something behind the scenes and trying to make having his own cooking show a reality.
FAKING IT?
Kelly returned to the show last week after a two weeks vacation and fans were excited for her to come back.
However, they did accuse the hosts of “faking” parts of the episode when the August 15 show came around.
While it was claimed that this was a new episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan, it wasn’t in fact live.
As Kelly and Ryan walked out onto the set, the words “previously recorded” could be seen at the bottom of the screen in faint writing.
This let fans know that the show was pre-taped and not actually live, despite the name of the show.
Even though the segments were recorded on different days, Ryan still told viewers during the opening that it was Monday, August 15.
After waiting a couple of weeks for Kelly’s return to the show, fans slammed the hosts for having a pre-recorded episode and for trying to pretend that it was live.
One upset viewer asked: “Are all the shows pre-taped until September 6th, I just don’t understand how the description in the guide says it’s a new episode, asking for a friend??”
Another agreed, writing: “I was wondering the same too.”
A third explained: “Easy, they pre-tape the host chats and splice in old segments and then pass them off as new.
“Same with the two episodes this week with Mark [Consuelos] ‘co-hosting.’ They pull this bs every year.”
Others called it “so stupid” that the hosts “pretend it’s live” by saying today’s actual date, instead of the date they recorded it or flat-out telling viewers why the episode is pre-recorded.
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